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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.
15 min read For gardeners
The article examines the design characteristics of arch and gable greenhouses and provides a professional ventilation protocol that allows for maintaining stable crop growing season without sharp temperature fluctuations
11 min read For gardeners
Using a polycarbonate greenhouse makes it possible to significantly increase the growing time for heat-loving crops in the Central region. Due to the thermal insulation properties of the structure, farmers can significantly expand their cultivar assortment and accelerate plant development
8 min read For gardeners
An attached greenhouse serves as an effective protective zone, combining human comfort with favorable conditions for growing crops. It creates a specific microclimate, allowing for an extension of the usage season of the space up to 9 months per year
4 min read For gardeners
The article examines the rules for pit preparation, nuances of the drainage system for plots with a high water table, and the subtleties of frame installation for classic hotbeds. You will learn about size standards and practical methods for optimizing the structure
9 min read For gardeners
The quality of covering materials and frame reliability determine the greenhouse microclimate and crop maturation dates. The article will help to evaluate the advantages of film, glass, and plastic, as well as the main requirements for designing greenhouse structures
6 min read For gardeners
Individual covers are an effective way to protect individual plants from adverse weather conditions. The article describes in detail simple DIY options for constructing cones, frames, and cylinders from accessible materials for your garden bed
