Agricultural glass greenhouse for vegetable and flower

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 set

Supply Capability:: 10000 set/month

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Specifications

1.Two inch galvanized steel pipe

2.Fiber glass or 200 micron poly film

3.Pad&fan cooling sytem

4.Irrigation system

Greenhouse is built with hot galvanized steel framework, high sunshine permiation rate, large space and so on.

1.Feature

It's covered by float glass, which is featured for excellent light transmission rate.

2.Framework

Greenhouse is built with hot galvanized steel pipe, venlo type, garantee for 20 years.

3. Greenhouse size

Standard span width: 9.6m

Span quantity: For you option

Length: For your option.

Roof height: 4.73m

4. Covering material

4mm thickness float glass.

5. Door

Sliding door, alumnium alloy framework, covered by glass.

6. Remarks

Side or roof vent, cooling system, irrigation system, shade system, insect screen, heating system etc is also available.

Q: Are nursery trays suitable for water-sensitive plants?: No, nursery trays are not suitable for water-sensitive plants as they tend to retain excess moisture, which can lead to root rot and other water-related issues for these plants.

Q: What are the best ground cover plants for a butterfly garden?: Some of the best ground cover plants for a butterfly garden include butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa), creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum), and sweet alyssum (Lobularia maritima). These plants not only provide a beautiful carpet of flowers but also attract butterflies with their nectar-rich blooms. Additionally, they are low-growing and help suppress weeds, making them ideal choices for ground cover in a butterfly garden.

Q: Can ground cover plants be used as a lawn alternative?: Yes, ground cover plants can be used as a lawn alternative. Ground cover plants provide low-maintenance options that require less water, mowing, and maintenance compared to traditional lawns. They also offer various benefits such as erosion control, weed suppression, and increased biodiversity. However, it is important to select the right ground cover plants for your specific climate, soil type, and intended use to ensure a successful lawn alternative.

Q: What are some ground cover options for a native plant garden?: Some ground cover options for a native plant garden include creeping phlox, wild ginger, moss phlox, sedum, and creeping thyme. These plants not only provide attractive and low-maintenance coverage but also support the overall ecosystem by attracting native pollinators and providing habitat for beneficial insects.

Q: Is there any method of making use of different type of plastic purge waste, which is got from injection moulding companies. since different type of plastic like ABS, nylon mixed in melted state, its impossible to recycle. But is there any new techniue to make use of it , other than use for landfilling..: The reason the different types of plastic are segregated before recycling is that when melted together, they don't blend into a homogeneous mixture. In fact, after cooling back down, they will separate back into even - more - difficult - to - separate mixed plastic solids. All I can suggest is, since these materials are derived from petroleum, they can be burned for a pretty good amount of energy. The lone exceptions are the PVCs and similar plastics, which give off HCl gas when burned.

Q: Can nursery trays be used for palm tree seedlings?: Yes, nursery trays can be used for palm tree seedlings.

Q: This question asks about the various types of plastic pipes used in agriculture for water irrigation purposes.: <p>Agricultural plastic water pipes used for irrigation come in several types, each serving specific purposes. PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) pipes are durable and resistant to chemicals, making them ideal for long-term use. PE (Polyethylene) pipes are flexible, resistant to corrosion, and have high impact strength, suitable for both surface and subsurface irrigation. Drip irrigation pipes are designed for precise water delivery to plant roots, conserving water and reducing evaporation. HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) pipes are strong and used for pressurized irrigation systems. Polybutylene (PB) pipes are known for their flexibility and are used in cold water irrigation systems. Each type is chosen based on the specific needs of the irrigation system, such as water pressure, temperature, and the environment in which the system operates.</p>

Q: Are there any ground cover plants that are suitable for silty loam soils?: Yes, there are several ground cover plants that are suitable for silty loam soils. Some examples include creeping thyme, creeping phlox, ajuga, and sweet woodruff. These plants thrive in well-drained, fertile soils and can provide effective ground cover in silty loam conditions.

Q: I have a debate tomorrow and I need to know what ways paper is better than plastic.Not just paper bags vs. plastic bags, but like paper vs. plastic in general. THANKS!: Because plastic never biodegrades.. it will always be there and they shouldn't be making new plastic products all the time.. they should recycle what we've already have. Plus you can control tree growth specifically for the purposes of paper production (although this isn't something that always happens either).

Q: Can ground cover plants be used in shady areas?: Yes, ground cover plants can be used in shady areas. Many ground cover plants are specifically suited for low light conditions and can thrive in shady areas. These plants are often chosen for their ability to spread and fill in empty spaces, providing an attractive and low-maintenance solution for shaded areas in gardens or landscapes.

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