10 Ways to Keep Greenhouse Temperatures Just Right

 

The whole point of a greenhouse is creating the ideal growing environment for your plants.  The most important factor of the growing environment is the temperature.  There are many ways to maintain proper temperature, but here we’ll cover ten ways to keep the temperatures just right, automatically.

 

In the Winter:

Electric Space Heaters.  This is a basic…

Factors to consider before building a greenhouse

 

Gardening is becoming popular as a hobby as its an affordable and relaxing activity to have as a hobby. Greenhouse gardening is increasingly popular and a major reason for it is that its easy to maintain a greenhouse garden. There are multiple benefits of having a greenhouse garden. One of key benefits of a greenhouse…

Countering Phototropism with artificial light in your greenhouse.

 

 For any greenhouse enthusiast, phototropism can be a real challenge. Phototropism is the natural response of plants to grow toward the light source. While this may seem like a good thing initially, it can cause problems when growing plants evenly throughout your greenhouse. Fortunately, artificial light is…

Tips for heating your greenhouse in the winter

 

 As the temperatures drop and winter sets in, keeping your greenhouse warm and cozy for your plants' survival is important. But heating a greenhouse can be challenging, especially if you're on a budget. That's why we've put together this list of tips to help you warm your…

Misting and Misters

 

Your greenhouse can vary in temperatures during the day. To lower the temperatures in the greenhouse it can be important to use various types of ventilation and shading to lower the air temperatures.

Airflow through the greenhouse moves the hot air up and out of the vents using the natural breeze. If you live in…

Using solar heat in your greenhouse

 

 If you're an avid gardener, a greenhouse can be a valuable asset to help extend your growing season and provide the perfect environment for your plants. However, heating your greenhouse can become expensive, especially during the colder months. This is where solar heat comes in. Using sun…

How to use grey water in your garden

 

As we become more aware of the impact of global warming, we're always looking for ways to reduce our carbon footprint. One way to do this is by using grey water in our gardens. Greywater is wastewater from sinks, showers, and washing machines and can be a great water source for your plants. This sustainable…

Greenhouse watering info

 

Similar to humans, plants are up to 85 percent water. Water is what supports the form and shape of the leaves by what is called turgor pressure. Wilting is what happens when plants don’t receive the necessary amount of water. Water is also necessary in feeding the plants. Fertilizer compounds in the soil are carried…

Water temperature for watering your greenhouse plants

 

 As a greenhouse owner, it is crucial to understand the role of water temperature in watering your plants. Water that is too hot or too cold can negatively impact the growth and health of your plants, ultimately affecting your yields. This blog post will explore the ideal…

Plants watering cycle

 

 Plants are essential for life on Earth. They provide us with clean air, food, and even medicine. However, we need to understand their needs to keep them thriving. Among the most critical factors that help plants grow is adequate watering. Water is essential component plants require to…

Proper ventilation and air quality in your greenhouse

 

As a greenhouse owner, ensuring your plants get the proper care and attention they deserve is essential. One critical aspect of maintaining a healthy environment for your crops is providing adequate ventilation and air quality within your greenhouse. Improper ventilation can lead to various issues, including mold and mildew growth, stunted plant growth, and even…

Humidity in the Greenhouse

 

Every plant has special needs, with humidity being a very important part of success for some types of plants. Humidity is the amount of moisture that is in the air. Often, when it is humid, gardeners have a more difficult time breathing but this is the ideal condition for plants that require high humidity and…

Plant Respiration

 

 Plants are not as passive as they may appear to be. Instead, they use a variety of metabolic processes similar to those found in animals, and one of the most critical is respiration. Just like humans, plants breathe in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, but unlike humans,…