and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure, made from propylene. It is used to cover soil and greenhouses.. It is lightweight and fairly durable material., environmentally friendly and harmless. high resistance to moisture and ultraviolet sunlight, and also it does not lose its qualities under the influence of high or low temperatures.
Unlike film, agrofibre for plants no need to remove from the greenhouse during the day, so that the cultures under it do not boil. Since this non-woven material prevents plants from overheating, just put it on top of the greenhouse and leave. The plants underneath will be warm, but not hot and they will be able to develop properly
Types of agrofibre
Black agrofibre used as mulch. It is laid on pre-prepared soil.. Weeds do not grow under it. It retains moisture in the soil and prevents soil cooling.. It facilitates the process of growing crops. It is usually used for beds with cucumbers and strawberries..
For this purpose, agro-fiber is laid on loosened soil. A hole is made at the planting site.. A hole is made at the planting site.. A hole is made at the planting site.. A hole is made at the planting site., A hole is made at the planting site., A hole is made at the planting site.. A hole is made at the planting site., A hole is made at the planting site..
Black agrofibre allows you to maintain a favorable temperature and soil moisture. Besides, Black agrofibre allows you to maintain a favorable temperature and soil moisture, Black agrofibre allows you to maintain a favorable temperature and soil moisture, Black agrofibre allows you to maintain a favorable temperature and soil moisture. Black agrofibre allows you to maintain a favorable temperature and soil moisture, grown on agrofibre, they already have an attractive presentation.
Black agrofibre allows you to maintain a favorable temperature and soil moisture. Most often on sale this material is found with a density 50-60 g/m². Mulch them with various garden plants, lay around the bushes, trees in the root zone. Black agrofibre does not transmit light, so weeds don't grow under it, while the material conducts heat, water. Besides, agrofibre can also be used for arranging beautiful paths, curbs. It is laid in dug trenches and then covered with decorative stone or earth., sand. The result is a neat border, where no weeds will grow, as the black material will not allow them to germinate.
Agrofibre black, eliminates weeds and the need to treat the area with herbicides to control harmful plants. Therefore vegetables and berries, grown on agrofibre, are environmentally friendly and safe for health. Black agrofibre also allows you to significantly save time in the care of the site., as there is no need to weed the beds.
Agrofibre white differs from black in its function. This flooring is waterproof., warmth and light, and air, creating a greenhouse effect, which speeds up the growing process and reduces the time from planting to harvest.
The use of a white sheet prevents the formation of condensate in the greenhouse, which creates a good microclimate in it. This material is available in various thicknesses., what can affect the prevention of problems from different temperatures. Thicker fiber can protect against lower temperature. This type of agrofibre is used only to cover greenhouses and greenhouses.. It can also be combined with regular looking mulch.
Many gardeners confuse agrofibre and agrofabric. But they are different materials.. Agrofabric has a higher density - it is a woven material, and agrofibre is not woven.
White agrofibre with a density of 17 to 23 g/m2
This is a thin agrofibre, good sunlight transmission (about 80%), air and moisture. It is not pulled on arcs, and laid directly on the ground. Apply such a shelter after sowing seeds in the ground, while it doesn't matter, is it vegetable crops, flowers or lawn.
Soil, covered with thin agrofibre, retain heat and necessary moisture, thanks to which shoots will appear faster and be more friendly. Zelentsy will be able to lift the fiber as they grow, because it is thin and almost weightless, so there is no need to remove it immediately after sprouts appear.
Until the plants get stronger, they will be protected from the sun, and from the wind, and from birds, and insect pests. Agrofibre thickness 23 g / m2 will be able to protect crops from return frosts.
Positive characteristic of agrofibre
The material is known to the consumer as spunbond, lutrasil, agril and agrotextile. Agrofibre comes in different densities - from 15 to 120 g / m2, and, depending on this, has a different purpose. Density is one of the most important parameters, to consider when choosing a material.
What are the differences?
Spunbond - the lowest density (17-23 g / m2) transmits light well, very light. It can be used for cover without arches, because the material does not create a load even on young shoots. Such a shelter can protect plants from frost. 0-5 °C.
Agrofibre for beds of medium density (30-42 g / m2) used to cover the frames of greenhouses and greenhouses. Can protect plants from frost up to 6-8 °C, if there is a threat of a serious drop in temperature, it is recommended to make additional shelter.
Dense agrofibre - 60 g / m2 - used to protect young trees and bushes in winter. You can also use this type of covering material for greenhouses and greenhouses, frost protection.
Agrotextiles for greenhouses are produced only in white, similar black material, basically, used for mulching. You should always pay attention to the quality of the nonwoven fabric, after all, agrofibre for beds of good quality can serve you for ten years, and poor-quality material will deteriorate in the first year of use.
The advantages of agrofibre are as follows:
- permeable to moisture and air;
- prevents the growth of weeds;
- helps protect plants from insects and birds;
- ensures the natural process of plant development;
- prevents the formation of a crust on the soil surface;
- reduces the amount of weeding and loosening;
- increases soil temperature and protects against sudden temperature changes;
- prevents overheating of plants in the hot period.
prevents overheating of plants in the hot period. prevents overheating of plants in the hot period 2 to 5 years old.
prevents overheating of plants in the hot period
prevents overheating of plants in the hot period. prevents overheating of plants in the hot period. but, prevents overheating of plants in the hot period, prevents overheating of plants in the hot period, prevents overheating of plants in the hot period.
Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants., Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants.. Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants..
Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants., Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants.. Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants., Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants., Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants.. Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants., Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants.. Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants., Greenhouses are used to accelerate the development and maturation of plants., and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure.
and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure, and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure. and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure, and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure, and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure, and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure. and allows air and sunlight to pass to the plants in due measure.
