What are the common types of greenhouses?

Greenhouses can provide growth periods and increase production value during seasons that are not suitable for plant growth. They are often used for cultivating or nurturing warm vegetables, flowers, trees, and other plants during low temperature seasons. There are many types of greenhouses, which can be divided into many types based on different roof truss data, lighting data, appearance, and heating conditions, such as glass greenhouses and plastic polycarbonate greenhouses; Single greenhouse and multi greenhouse; Single roof greenhouse and double roof greenhouse; Heating greenhouse, non heating greenhouse, etc. The greenhouse structure should be sealed and insulated, but it should also facilitate ventilation and cooling. Modern greenhouses have equipment that controls temperature, humidity, lighting, and other conditions, and use computers to automatically control and create the environmental conditions required for plants.

Stable type

Environmentally stable greenhouse is a closed off plant feeding equipment that focuses on physical plant protection skills, environmental control skills, and biological control skills. It can control plant diseases and pests without the use of pesticides or other chemicals, and protect plants from adverse weather and physiological obstacles. Environmentally stable greenhouses are mainly divided into two categories: physical plant protection greenhouses and environmental control greenhouses. The former focuses on the physical control equipment configuration of plant diseases and pests throughout the entire growth period. The latter is a greenhouse controlled by pests and diseases, physiological obstacles, and growth environment regulation.

Physical plant protection greenhouse

The physical plant protection greenhouse is mainly planned based on the integrated system of physical plant protection skills as the center of plant protection equipment. The soil disease and pest control plan is based on soil rotation and electrical disposal, the above ground airborne disease control is based on the spatial electric field control established by the greenhouse electrical defogging and disease prevention and promotion system, the control of soaring pests is based on color and light dual induction electric trapping and web separation, and the red spider and other mites are based on biological control methods or purple perilla mite prevention methods.

Control type

Environmentally controlled greenhouses are based on physical plant protection greenhouses, supplemented by temperature, light, and carbon dioxide concentration control methods. These types of greenhouses can not only protect plants from pests and diseases during their growth period without pesticide control, but also protect their ability to grow or preserve seedlings under even cloudy or extremely harsh weather conditions. The growth environment auxiliary equipment includes a hot air stove or soil heating line or wet curtain, a spatial electric field generation system, supplementary lighting, and a carbon dioxide application system. Among them, the spatial electric field generation system not only prevents airborne diseases but also has the regulatory function of plant photosynthesis, which can enhance the intensity of plant photosynthesis in low light environments.