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Plants could grow on the floor on each side for a pathway to walk in between.

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Plants could grow on pots hanging down the celling of the greenhouse.

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Growing plants on pipes can improve temperature control, humidity and crop diseases. https://www.enertecengineering.com/site/mechanical-services/grow-pipes#:~:text=Grow%20pipes%20allow%20heat%20to,greenhouse%20humidity%20and%20crop%20diseases.

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Wood planks are cheap and long-lasting, but they are hard to get rid of. There is a possibility of mold and splinters if not taken care of properly.

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for lessons and videos

could be used inside or outside of the greenhouse (depending on space)

https://www.amazon.ca/Projector-Screen-Upgraded-Outdoor-Portable/dp/B07VFMKJ86?th=1

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can be for inside and outside

where students can do work

tables of many different heights and sizes for students of many ages to use

https://chunkyreclaimedfurniture.co.uk/tables/reclaimed-wood-dining-tables/picnic-table/

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Plants could grow on pipes located against the wall of the greenhouse to save space.

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There could be a few rows of plants on the ground and have pathway between each row

Growing plants on the ground lead to stronger roots.

https://plantagreenhouses.com/blogs/learn/ground-planting-in-greenhouses-is-it-the-best-choice#:~:text=The%20Benefits%20of%20Direct%20Ground%20Planting&text=Natural%20Environment%3A%20Direct%20planting%20in,systems%20and%20more%20resilient%20plants

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Concrete is the most long-lasting and safe flooring option. It has less safety concerns and is relatively easy to maintain. one main issue is that if something this flooring is wrong, it is very hard to change. Also, it is the least eco-friendly option out of the four.

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where students can learn about how new technology

they can see how the robots can help us in everyday life

https://www.imveurope.com/feature/how-robots-machine-vision-are-revolutionising-farming

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to ensure good pollination for crops

an opportunity for students to learn about pollination

https://www.greenhousegrower.com/production/using-bees-in-the-greenhouse-for-natural-pollination/

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for students of all ages

to explore plants and do lessons at the farm

https://www.greenhousegrower.com/production/using-bees-in-the-greenhouse-for-natural-pollination/

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Soil/Dirt is most natural source. Using soil, plants can grow right around the students and make it easier for interaction. But dirt flooring could also cause students to step on or harm plants

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Wood chips are long lasting, eco-friendly, and easily replaceable. They allow students to be part of nature but one major issue is that these wood chips get inside people’s shoes and could make a mess.

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Growing plants on the celling can increase sunlight being absorbed and maximize the use of space in the greenhouse. https://plantagreenhouses.com/blogs/learn/the-ultimate-guide-to-elevating-your-greenhouse-with-hanging-plants?srsltid=AfmBOopp-TUXBP6mr_0h8mOocUl6B_1YYmcEsOgJ-TOwFJzDDTz08faH

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-Sunflowers

-Pansies

-Marigolds

-Petunias

-Mint

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In case you missed it, plants have become a huge trend in recent years, with newbies buying their first houseplants to tend as well as experimenting with gardening for the first time - and for good reason. The hobby allows you to connect with nature, serves as an outlet for stress relief, and can be immensely rewarding as you watch your plants grow and flourish (and maybe even produce food).

Whether you live on the fifth floor of an apartment building or have a sprawling yard with unlimited space, you can garden anywhere. Before you begin, brush up on what you need to know about planting a garden. But keep this in mind: Gardening is all about trial and error - and being able to laugh it off when Mother Nature throws your plans out the window.

Even if your thumb isn't so green, load up your bags of potting soil or gardening soil, and gather your essential gardening tools: We've rounded up fifteen of the easiest plants to grow for beginner gardeners. They're sure to make your first season of planting a successful one.

12. Geraniums

This easy-going, flowering annual is versatile enough to thrive in hanging baskets, window boxes, and gardens. It loves full sunlight but is hardy enough to recover in partial shade should it get sunburned. The fragrant flowers come in white, pink, orange, red, or purple, and the plants never need to be pruned. The leaves can also be colorful, in shades like green, red, and bronze. There are even ones with patterns.

The size of a geranium size depends on the variety. The most common species range from 2 to 4 feet tall and wide, while ivy geraniums can spread out up to 4 feet. Plant the seedlings 6 to 24 inches apart in fertile, well-draining soil. Water them consistently, allowing the soil to dry out partially but not completely in between. The plants can also benefit from a balanced liquid fertilizer applied once a month during the growing season. The ASPCA warns that geraniums are toxic to cats and dogs though, so some pet owners may want to choose other beginner plants for their gardens.

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The Easiest Plants To Grow For Beginner Gardeners - House Digest

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If you're ready to plant your first garden but unsure where to start, these are the easiest plants for beginners to grow. Read on for planting info and more.

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1) Can receive natural lights with shields from the directions that can receive sunlight.

2) Dry air emitted by air conditioning or heating units.

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-Clean conditions

-Warmth (72-77 F)

-Light

-Appropriate levels of humidity

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-Soil (potting mix)

-Containers (for transplanting)

-Starter Plants

-Plastic Bag

-Watering Can

-Scissors

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Plants with longer growing seasons, like tomatoes and peppers, 6-8 weeks before last frost date.

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-Ventilation: Airflow vents and fans.

-Shade cloth: Protect direct sunlight.

-Evaporative cooling systems: Decrease temperatures.

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storage for tools for planting and for educational tools

can be used to store tools, microscopes, butterfly nets, etc.

https://superstore.quidsin.com/collections/sheds-greenhouses

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Solar panels can be used to gain energy in one of the most efficient ways. However, solar panels take up space (potentially blocking plants' sunlight). It is also quite expensive to insert.

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Allows certain plants to grow even not under the sun. However, it is quite expensive and also requires electricity

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Division

Cutting

Cell Trans

Grafting

Chip budding

Layering