The greenhouse complex is an upgraded version of traditional greenhouses, essentially a large greenhouse that connects the original independent single-room greenhouses using scientific methods, rational design, and superior materials. It can also be understood as an expansion.

Feature

1. Compared to traditional greenhouses, the application space of greenhouse complexes and large greenhouses, existing in a connected manner, is a highlight, with their application area far exceeding that of traditional greenhouses.

2. Management-wise, the system offers greater uniformity over traditional greenhouses, with more scientific operation, time-saving, and improved efficiency.

Monolithic Greenhouse Usage Guidelines:

1. Ventilation and Air Exchange. Ventilation is an effective method for moisture reduction. Ventilation should be halted during high temperatures to prevent a drop in the indoor temperature of the greenhouse. If the temperature drops too quickly during ventilation, the ventilation openings should be closed promptly to avoid sudden temperature drops that could harm the vegetables.

2. Mulching: Using ground cover films can reduce soil moisture evaporation, which is an important measure to lower indoor humidity.

3. Temperature and Humidity Control: This method meets the temperature requirements of vegetables while reducing the relative air humidity. Once the plants have reached a resistance level, water the plants, close the greenhouse, and raise the temperature to around 30℃ for about an hour, then ventilate to expel moisture. Repeat this process once every 3-4 hours when the greenhouse temperature falls below 25℃.