Vegetable/fruit/flower greenhouse with glass

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 set

Supply Capability:: 1000 set/month

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Agricultural Multi-span Greenhouse

Specifications

1-Multi-span Greenhouse

2-Hot Sale products of our company

3-Large Inside Room,good for large area

4-Custom-made for you

1. Features:

A. Multi-span greenhouse is more stronger than tunnel greenhouse, Foundation is required.

B. Multi-span greenhouse can use bigger inside room, suitable for large area.

C. Multi-span greenhouse is usually used to grow vegetables such as tomato, cucumber, chili etc, also grow cut flowers

2. Structure:

A. All multi-span greenhouse structure by hot galvanized steel pipe, Anti-rust for 10-15 years.

B. The main structure is consisted by Side Column, Inside Column , End Side Column, Gutter and Arch & Post over the Gutters and lattice-bars

3. Covering material:

The multi-span greenhouse is covered by 3-ply (PE+EVA Material) poly film (plastic film)

A.130micron/150micron/180micron/200 micron thickness for your choice

B. Anti-UV, anti-drip

C. Temperature range -40 C to +60 C.

D.3 years guarantee, 5 years life

E. Other covering materials (shade net/insect net) are available

4. Technical Parameter

Wind Load: 130KM/H, Snow Load: 0.28KN/m2, Max. Rainwater Running Capacity140mm/h

Q: What is the best ground cover for attracting birds and providing nesting habitat?: One of the best ground covers for attracting birds and providing nesting habitat is the native grass called prairie dropseed (Sporobolus heterolepis). It forms dense clumps that provide excellent cover for birds to build their nests and raise their young. Additionally, prairie dropseed produces seeds that are a valuable food source for many bird species.

Q: wat is every single way to rig soft plastics for bass and how to do it: every single way...?? add all your answers together. you won't get every single way. be right back. here's a few. l copied from one of my previous answers. and this is only worms. the most popular rig is texas style where you slide a worm weight up the line, tie on a worm hook and put on your plastic worm usually burying the point of the hook back into the worm making the rig weedless. also popular is the carolina rig which usually uses a heavier weight and a leader from a swivel to the hook anywhere from 2 to 6 feet long, usually 24. then there is the dropshot rig where you tie the hook on with a palomar knot leaving about a 24 tag end which you run back thru the hook eye to keep the point riding up. the weight is then attached to the very end of the line. either a swivel sinker or a special dropshot sinker. l personally tie an overhand knot at the end and put on enough split shot to give me casting weight. there is what is called wacky style where you hook the worm in the middle or somewhere else other than the head and fish it either with or without a weight. shaking involves the use of a special flat jig head where you cast out and jiggle the rod tip and nothing else. jiggle, jiggle, rest, jiggle, rest, reel in a few inches and start again. you can do it with any of the previous rigs. just stand there for 10 minutes jiggling that rod tip. if you have to wait longer than that, go somewhere else. these are the main ways of rigging soft plastic baits. just get the correct size worm hooks to match the size plastic you are using.

Q: I have a snail in my 10 gallon fresh water tank and I want to put plastic plants but will he be able to eat that: No, snails cannot eat plastic plants. They may climb around on them, eating the algae, but that's what you want them to do. I recommend silk plants, rather than plastic, however. Snails can't eat silk plants, either. Plastic plants can have sharp points that can scratch fish, poke them in the eye, or snag fins and tails. Not really your best option. Silk also moves and looks more realistic. With good ones, you can't hardly tell they aren't real!

Q: How do you prevent ground cover plants from competing with trees or shrubs?: One effective way to prevent ground cover plants from competing with trees or shrubs is to create a physical barrier between them. This can be done by installing a root barrier or using landscape fabric. Additionally, regular maintenance such as pruning and removing any invasive ground covers can help minimize competition and ensure the health and growth of the trees or shrubs.

Q: What are some ground cover options for shady areas under trees?: Some ground cover options for shady areas under trees include vinca minor, pachysandra, hostas, ferns, and liriope.

Q: Paper or plastic...and why? Plastic because it's thin and light and it scrunches up into a tiny plastic thing after.: if you really want to be eco friendly neither and bring your own bag. but if you had to choose. Plastic. You can reuse and maybe recycle.

Q: hi guys,i am going to write research paper about how people are using plastic bags like crazy and how that is so bad for the environment...can you guys give me some suggestion on why the usage of plastic bag is bad and if you can think of any, why is it good?and why people use plastic for many stuffs, like plastic bag, water bottle, some household furnitures... is it because its easy to use to make it, or because it is cheap?its 7 pages paper... so please give me as much ideas as possible. and please tell me ANYTHING you know about plastic and personal experience with plastic if you have any...thank you so so much! -have a wonderful day!: i work for a plastic recycling plant we get all kinds of plastics from car facias to plastic bags. but a lot of platic is throw away amd cant be processed because it has other naterials like foam or paper stuck to it and its to costly to seperate them. plastics bags if recyled can be good but things like bottles wrapped in paper labels are not

Q: How do agricultural plastic products help with nutrient retention in soil?: Agricultural plastic products, such as mulch films and ground covers, help with nutrient retention in soil by creating a barrier that prevents the leaching of nutrients. These plastics reduce water evaporation from the soil surface, maintaining soil moisture and preventing nutrient loss through runoff. Additionally, they can regulate soil temperature, which enhances microbial activity and nutrient uptake by plants. Overall, agricultural plastic products contribute to improved nutrient availability and retention in the soil, leading to enhanced crop growth and productivity.

Q: Can ground cover be used to create a herb garden?: Yes, ground cover can definitely be used to create a herb garden. Ground cover plants, such as thyme or creeping rosemary, can serve as excellent options for an herb garden as they not only provide a beautiful low-growing landscape but also offer easy access to various herbs for culinary use. Additionally, ground cover plants help suppress weed growth and retain moisture in the soil, creating a favorable environment for growing herbs.

Q: Can ground cover plants be used to create a natural-looking border along pathways?: Yes, ground cover plants can be used to create a natural-looking border along pathways. Their low growth habit and dense foliage provide a visually appealing and seamless transition between the pathway and surrounding landscape. Additionally, ground cover plants can help prevent soil erosion, suppress weeds, and require less maintenance compared to other types of border plants.

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