Commercial polycarbonate garden greenhouse
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 set
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 set/month
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Product Parameter:
Polycarbonate greenhouse PC8000/9600Venlo
-Commercial Greenhouses - agricultural greenhouse for flower/vegetable
1.Feature:
Good heat retention, high intensity, easy assembly, energy saving, anti dew, strong impact resistance and long service life, etc
2.Structural Characteristics:
Venlo structure or A shape structure
span: 8m/9.6M/12M, bay size: 3.2M/ 4M, section :4M/ 4.5M;
Gutter: 3-5.5M
The frame works structure is assembled by prefabricated parts. All main parts are hot dipping galvanized after processing with zinc cover 275G/M2 in order to avoid any rust;
Cover: 8mm polycarbonate panel, by special aluminum profiles together with sealed band
Ventilation: single roof vents or double roof vents, controlled by rack and pinion system
Aluminum sliding doors;
- Q: I have two 18 inch decorative plastic pots that are for the outside.I haven't figured out yet what I want to put in them so for the time being I've put 2 foot christmas trees in each. Both pots have a drainage hole in the bottom of them.I live in the northeast and it gets pretty cold here in the winter. The pots sit on my driveway. I'm wondering if the plastic will crack in the winter because of the cold or will they be ok seeing as they have no soil in them? Thanks of any help.
- Do ypu expect the trees to grow without soil?
- Q: Can ground cover plants be used to create a low-water garden?
- Yes, ground cover plants can be used to create a low-water garden. Ground cover plants are typically drought-tolerant and require less water compared to other types of plants. They help to reduce water evaporation from the soil, prevent weed growth, and can provide shade to retain moisture. By selecting the right ground cover plants and implementing proper watering techniques, a low-water garden can be easily achieved.
- Q: What is the cost of a nursery tray?
- The cost of a nursery tray can vary depending on factors such as size, material, and where it is purchased. However, on average, nursery trays can range from around $1 to $5 per tray.
- Q: What are the primary environmental issues resulting from the inadequate management of plastic waste in agriculture?
- <p>Improper disposal of agricultural plastic waste, particularly plastic films, leads to significant environmental problems. It contributes to soil pollution, as the plastics can take hundreds of years to decompose, releasing harmful chemicals into the soil. This can disrupt soil structure, reduce fertility, and affect crop yields. Additionally, it poses a threat to wildlife, as animals can ingest or become entangled in the waste, leading to injury or death. The presence of plastic waste in the environment can also lead to visual pollution and contribute to the spread of invasive species, as plastics can provide shelter for non-native organisms. Moreover, improper disposal can lead to the release of greenhouse gases if the plastics are burned, exacerbating climate change.</p>
- Q: What are the various techniques employed for seedbed preparation when utilizing agricultural plastic mulch?
- <p>Agricultural plastic mulch is used to enhance soil conditions and crop growth. Different types of seedbed preparation methods include: 1) Ridge Mulching, where the soil is raised into ridges and mulch is applied to retain moisture and warmth; 2) Flat Mulching, where the soil is leveled and mulch is laid flat, suitable for mechanized planting; 3) No-Till Mulching, a conservation method that leaves the soil undisturbed and applies mulch directly over the previous crop residue; 4) Strip Mulching, used in row crops where mulch is applied in strips between rows; and 5) Black Mulching, employing black plastic to suppress weeds and absorb heat, warming the soil. Each method is chosen based on crop type, climate, and specific agricultural goals.</p>
- Q: Can agricultural plastic products be used for plant propagation?
- Yes, agricultural plastic products can be used for plant propagation. Plastic trays, pots, and containers are commonly used in nurseries and greenhouses to start and grow plants from seeds, cuttings, or transplants. These plastic products provide a controlled environment for seed germination, root development, and overall plant growth. They offer advantages such as moisture retention, temperature regulation, and protection against pests and diseases. Additionally, plastic products can be easily sterilized and reused, making them a cost-effective choice for plant propagation.
- Q: What are some ground cover options for regions with sandy or gravelly soil?
- Some ground cover options for regions with sandy or gravelly soil include creeping thyme, ice plant, sedum, beach grass, and gazanias.
- Q: What are the different types of agricultural plastic greenhouse films?
- There are several types of agricultural plastic greenhouse films available, including polyethylene (PE) films, ethyl vinyl acetate (EVA) films, polyvinyl chloride (PVC) films, and polypropylene (PP) films. Each type has its own unique properties and advantages, such as UV resistance, light transmission, insulation properties, and durability, which make them suitable for different applications in greenhouse farming.
- Q: Inquire if farmers can opt for biodegradable mulch as an alternative to conventional plastic mulch in agricultural practices.
- <p>Yes, farmers can use biodegradable mulch as an alternative to traditional plastic mulch. Biodegradable mulches, made from materials like paper, straw, or other organic substances, break down naturally over time, reducing environmental pollution. They can help retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health, similar to plastic mulches. However, their effectiveness and longevity may vary, and they might require more frequent replacement. It's important for farmers to consider the specific needs of their crops and local conditions when choosing between biodegradable and traditional mulches.</p>
- Q: i mistakenly asked for an opposing argument FOR plastic bags! but i'm actually AGAINST plastic bags! and i need help! its for my english paper! please and thank you.
- it's easy! see, plastic bags are made of plastic and plastic doesnt easily decompose Plastic bottles take 700 years before they begin to decompose in a landfill. so, plastic items are just gonna keep building up in landfills its like overflowing, so too much plastic isnt good 4 the earth! it just keeps taking up more space !
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Commercial polycarbonate garden greenhouse
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 set
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 set/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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