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How to cover vegetable cultivation with sunshade net

1. Greenhouse sunshade net covering In summer, the glass roof of the greenhouse is covered with a sunshade net. If it is a multi-span greenhouse, the sunshade net can be hung flat indoors. It is mostly used for the delayed cultivation of summer vegetables. For example, covering solanaceous fruits, melons, and legumes cultivated in greenhouses with black or silver-gray sunshade nets when high temperatures come can prevent premature plant aging, extend the flowering and fruiting period, increase yield, and improve fruit quality. When cabbage, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, mustard and other autumn vegetables need to be sown in summer for seedlings, covering them with sunshade nets can improve the seedling rate and seedling quality.

2. Plastic greenhouse sunshade net covering In summer, use a plastic greenhouse frame or cover a plastic shed film with a sunshade net. Both sides of the net should be 1.6 to 1.8 meters away from the ground to facilitate ventilation. The combined use of shed film and sunshade net has a better effect in cooling and preventing heavy rain. The sunshade net can also be hung in the greenhouse 1.2 to 1.4 meters away from the ground, which is good for ventilation and does not need to be uncovered every day. It can be used for delayed cultivation of summer vegetables and autumn vegetable seedlings in the greenhouse, and can also be used for Chinese cabbage and Chinese cabbage in summer. , lettuce, radish, celery, cucumber, summer cabbage, lettuce, etc.

3. Cover medium and small sheds with sunshade nets. In early spring, cover medium and small sheds with plastic film and cover them with sunshade nets, so that summer vegetables can be planted in advance. In summer and autumn, the skeletons of medium and small arch sheds are used as supports to cover the sunshade net, which can cultivate autumn vegetable seedlings, cultivate green leafy vegetables, or plant autumn vegetables in advance in the shed. 4. Small flat sheds are covered with sunshade

4. Small flat sheds are covered with sunshade nets. Use bamboo poles, wooden sticks, iron wires and other materials to build a flat or inclined scaffolding on the silicon surface, and cover the scaffolding with a sunshade net. The scaffolding is about 1.6 meters wide and 0.5~1.8 meters high. The low shed is easy to remove the sunshade net; the high shed is easy to operate inside the shed; the tilt shed has the advantages of both. Mainly used for summer green leafy vegetable cultivation.

5. Sunshade net floating surface covering is also called direct covering, floating covering, or wadding surface covering. It is a cultivation method in which the shading net is directly covered on the wadding surface or plants. Floating surface covering can be carried out in the open field, in small or medium-sized sheds or in large sheds. Mainly used for covering vegetables during their emergence period. For example, when cultivating green leafy vegetables in summer, cover the border with a sunshade net after sowing, and press the net at a certain distance to prevent wind blowing. It can block light, cool down, and moisturize, creating favorable conditions for seed germination and emergence. After the seedlings emerge, remove the sunshade net, use bamboo pieces to build a small arch or flat shed on the spot, and move the sunshade net to the scaffolding. In addition, during the overwintering period of overwintering vegetables and for a period of time after the spring planting of spring cabbage, spring cauliflower, spring cabbage, etc., the floating surface of the sunshade net is used to cover the heat preservation effect.

6. Covering for edible fungi cultivation. Use a high-shading black sunshade net to cover the greenhouse to cool down and keep warm in summer, and keep warm and moisturizing in autumn. It can produce edible fungi such as oyster mushrooms, straw mushrooms, and shiitake mushrooms.