What are the benefits and uses of shade nets?

The shade net is mainly used for the protective cultivation of edible fungi, seedlings, medicinal materials, ginseng, ganoderma and other crops, and aquatic poultry farming, etc., and has a significant effect on increasing production. This sunshade point is light, moderately flexible, and the net surface is flat and shiny. When buying, growers must first clarify how high the sunshade rate of their greenhouses needs. This is important. Here, it is necessary to remind growers that the denser the shade net, the better, and the heavier the better, the better.

The advantages of the shade net are to reduce the temperature and ground temperature light intensity. The use of the shade net can significantly reduce the light intensity entering the facility, effectively reduce heat radiation, thereby reducing the air temperature and ground temperature, and improving the microclimate environment for the growth of flowers and trees. Generally, the temperature can be reduced by 2-3 degrees Celsius, and at the same time, the damage of strong light to flowers and trees can be effectively avoided.

Preventing rainstorm erosion is beneficial to moisturizing and preventing drought. The southern climate has a large amount of rainfall, mostly concentrated in summer. Due to the high mechanical strength of the shade net, it can effectively alleviate the damage caused by rainstorm erosion to flowers and trees, prevent soil compaction and seedlings from falling and pressing after rain. Covering with shade nets can effectively reduce the transpiration of plants, which is beneficial to maintaining indoor humidity, thereby reducing the number of irrigation times.

The material is light and the cost is low. The shade net is made of lightweight materials, has good anti-aging, is easy to fold, and can be used continuously.