The impact of climate conditions on greenhouses

When building a greenhouse, all aspects must be considered. It is regionally important and will be affected by local climatic conditions.

In climatic conditions, sunlight, temperature in each season, air humidity, and wind will all affect the economic benefits of the greenhouse. Users must understand the temperature changes in each season before building a greenhouse, especially heating in winter and cooling in summer. , these must be estimated. If the user does not understand the weather changes, the user will have to spend time researching and analyzing its latitude, altitude, surrounding forests and other factors that affect the temperature.

Light is an important factor affecting plant photosynthesis and indoor temperature, which is mainly affected by geographical location and air quality. When building a greenhouse, choose a flat and open place, not between high-rise buildings or protective forests, so as not to hinder the ventilation and lighting of the greenhouse.

Wind factors should also be taken into consideration. When choosing a site, choose a place with a leeward side and a sunny side. If it is a greenhouse for year-round cultivation, users should pay attention to the use of this wind direction. It can achieve ventilation effect in summer, avoid cold wind in winter, ensure the safety of greenhouse structure, and keep warm in winter. You cannot choose a greenhouse construction site with canyon air outlets. If there are strong winds, the service life of the greenhouse will be reduced.