OUR GREENHOUSE PLANNING by Aria Madha

1. Choosing a good location

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Position the greenhouse to receive enough sunlight. South-facing is typically ideal.

2. Plan the Layout

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Designate specific areas for different types of plants, includes pathways for easy access and airflow between plants.

3. Set Benches or Shelves

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Use durable materials to make shelves to maximize space.

4. Watering System

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Set up a drip irrigation system or use watering cans to keep moisture consistent.

5. Monitor and Adjust Conditions

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Use instruments to monitor temperature and humidity levels regularly.

1.Choose the Right Location

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-Select a spot in the greenhouse that receives ample light but can also be shaded if necessary. It should have good air circulation.

2. Temperature Control

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- Maintain a consistent temperature for optimal germination. Use heaters or fans as needed.

3. Humidity Levels

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- High humidity is essential for propagation. Use a misting system, humidity dome, or plastic covers to maintain moisture.

6. Maintenance

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Inspect plants for pests, diseases, and nutrient needs. Keep plants healthy and productive through regular maintenance.

4. Containers

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- Use trays, pots, or cell packs that are appropriate for the plants you are propagating. Ensure they have drainage holes.

5. Watering System

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- Implement a gentle watering method, like a spray bottle or a watering can with a fine nozzle, to avoid displacing seeds or cuttings.

6. Lighting

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- If natural light is insufficient, consider adding grow lights. Ensure they provide the right spectrum for plant growth.

7. Ventilation

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- Ensure good airflow to prevent mold and disease. You can use fans or open vents as necessary.

Source

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https://plantagreenhouses.ca/?c=ca&_gl=1*7qvy2e*_gcl_au*MTU0NzA2NDcxMy4xNzI5NjIzMjEy*_ga*MjA5ODQxMTc4My4xNzI5NjIzMjEy*_ga_WBKHMXZM8J*MTcyOTYyMzIxMi4xLjAuMTcyOTYyMzIxMi42MC4wLjEwMjgyMDI4NA..

1. Seating

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Students can sit at benches or low stools to observe, construct and do many activities.

2. Potting and Hand Washing Stations

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A station for handwashing and used for potting and transplanting plants.

3. Presentation Area

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An area that uses a screen to display informational videos and presentations. It can also be moved very quickly.

4. Storage

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A small rack that can be used to put backpacks and coats while students are working.

5. Equipment

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A stable rack to hold equipment like planting tools and science materials (measuring cups, goggles, and microscope) for students to observe and do experiments.

Polished Concrete

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polished concrete holds heat easily, so the greenhouse would be saving energy!

Artificial Turf

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Great for learning and classrooms.

Turf Installation

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Though the initial installation cost may be high the quality really matters. It may be the difference between replacing the turf after 5 or 15 years!

6. Observation Wall

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Creating a small wall that can display ongoing projects which can be hung. With it being at an equal height for all to see and can be observed.