80% of Crop Yield Determined by the Greenhouse Climate
As summer approaches, temperatures gradually rise, and the interior of the greenhouse becomes extremely hot and stuffy. This is particularly detrimental to the tops of the plants, as they are highly sensitive to excessively high temperatures. In crops like tomatoes, the top of the plant is a critical area for the growth of new leaves and flowers. Once affected by high temperatures, production comes to a standstill.
Without shading measures, it is nearly impossible to harvest high-quality tomatoes in the summer. The fruits that can be picked often have poor color and irregular shapes. However, using shading coatings can effectively address this issue. These coatings further reduce the excess light and heat stress while maintaining consistent production levels and product quality. Additionally, employees feel more comfortable working in an environment protected by the coatings.
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