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Protected cultivation: types of greenhouses, cold frames, and temporary covers, microclimate and supplementary lighting, heating and ventilation, soils and substrates, specifics of growing crops in enclosed structures, and season extension.
3 min read For gardeners
Choosing high-quality polycarbonate will protect the greenhouse from premature degradation due to external factors. The article describes the key material parameters that will ensure the durability of the structure and the proper development of crops
21 min read For gardeners
The article contains practical recommendations for choosing the design and construction of a greenhouse adjacent to a residential house. You will learn how to account for climatic loads, prepare a design, and evaluate the functional requirements for the future structure
5 min read For gardeners
The article presents practical recommendations on soil preparation, temperature regime, and light cycle necessary for growing healthy tomato seedlings in hotbed conditions. You will learn about key agrotechnical standards that contribute to obtaining high-quality planting material
10 min read For gardeners
Using an organic layer in a greenhouse helps to protect plant roots from stress, maintain soil structure, and stimulate beneficial microflora. The article reveals the benefits of mulching and the correct technology for preparing the soil before applying the material
18 min read For gardeners
This article compiles practical recommendations on the selection of polymer coverings, methods for self-repair of seams and tips for extending the service life of film in greenhouse conditions. Learn how to properly maintain the material to ensure its durability over several growing seasons
4 min read For agronomists
Hardening off transplants 10–12 days before planting helps to avoid leaf loss and accelerate plant establishment. Maintaining optimal light and air conditions allows for a significant increase in future yield
