Plastic Film Hydroponic Greenhouse

Greenhouse hydroponics is a planting method that combines greenhouse planting and hydroponic technology. It has the advantages of energy saving, environmental protection, increased yield, and saving time and effort. Greenhouses provide a stable environment, and hydroponics provide sufficient nutrients to avoid soil degradation and pollution. Under suitable climate conditions, greenhouse hydroponics can help crops grow healthily and reduce the impact of pests, diseases and extreme weather.

Why is greenhouse hydroponics able to save energy and resources? Because the greenhouse can provide certain insulation and shading effects, making the crop growth environment more stable. Hydroponics uses a closed circulation water system, which can reduce water evaporation and waste. At the same time, compared with traditional land cultivation, hydroponic equipment is used in the greenhouse without soil cultivation, which avoids the problems of soil degradation and pollution.

Greenhouse hydroponics, on the other hand, can increase crop yield and quality. Greenhouses provide suitable climatic conditions, such as temperature, humidity and light, so that crops can grow in a constant environment. Hydroponics provides an adequate supply of nutrients, so plants can absorb nutrients more efficiently and grow healthier. For example, when we grow vegetables in a column system, the water circulation system can directly bring the nutrient solution to the roots of the vegetables, reducing the loss of nutrients.

In addition, greenhouse hydroponics can better protect crops from pests, diseases and extreme weather. Hydroponics provides a relatively clean growing environment, reducing the growth of germs and pests. At the same time, growing vegetables in a greenhouse can also protect them from extreme weather, such as sandstorms and hail.