Environments

Environments in this section include:

1.  Controlled environments
2. House plants
3. Greenhouses
4. Hydroponics

	SP 812  $1000 SIZE(W*L*H)                        2560*3746*2190MM 8'5"* 12'3"* 7'2" Basic Info. Cover Material: Polycarbonate Panels and Aluminum Frame Layer: Double Type: Production Greenhouse Color: Mill Silver, Green Coated, Anodized Door and Window: Sliding Door and Adjustable Window Base: Aluminum Base or Galvanized Base Parts: All Stainless Steel Bolts and Nuts Warranty: Free of 10year Guarantee Certification: CE Main Features: 1. Panel: 4mm twin-wall UV-Protected new polycarbonate panels 2. Frame: 1.0mm thickness strong aluminum frame with gutter system 3. Peak roof design provides plenty of head room 4. Door & window: Sliding door with magnetic door lock and adjustable window. 5. Base: Aluminum base or Galvanized steel base for your option 6. Flat package with all parts, easy assembly Micro-climates By matching the micro-climates to the needs of specific plants one will become successful in growing plants. My next door next door neighbor had a wild orchid growing in their garden. When his wife passed away, the husband decided to sell his residence. Before he moved, he told me that his wife would have liked me to look after her favorite plant.  The orchid was an alpine cypripedium commonly known as a yellow lady slipper.  I found a micro-environment in my flower bed.  I created a peat moss bed for the terrestrial orchid that was exposed to half light and half shade from an apple tree. The terrestrial orchid was planted next to hardy rose bush and surrounded by phlox . A space was cleared around the orchid.  By approximating an alpine environment, the yellow lady slipper has flowered in month of June for the last five years.