Sawtooth Greenhouse cultivation provides excellent growing conditions for many growers, allowing plants to grow in a specific environment.
One drawback is the lack of access to natural rainfall, requiring artificial irrigation. However, artificial irrigation has its advantages.
It allows for quantitative and area-specific control. Let's look at the watering principles for Greenhouse.
A general principle for Greenhouse is to avoid overwatering. During winter and spring, temperatures are lower, and the plants in the Greenhouse transpire slower, reducing water requirements. Therefore, watering should be minimal.
Alternatively, watering can be done intermittently, using irrigation or misting methods. For the first two days after watering, the humidity inside the Sawtooth Greenhouse is high, so good ventilation is essential. The timing of watering is also crucial.