So you can enjoy all the advantages

A greenhouse only becomes really interesting when the shell that has just been created is furnished as practically as possible and with typical gardening equipment. the After all, interior design has to be rightin order to be able to use a greenhouse properly and to operate it as optimally as possible according to the desired cultivation method. There are plenty of possibilities for this, and if the interior space is divided up sensibly and a little cleverly, several of them can even be used under one roof at the same time.

The favorites when it comes to greenhouse use

Although the horticultural use There are hardly any limits, the way of rearing depends very much on the type of construction chosen and the size of the house. The following breeding methods are possible, among others:

• Own vegetable growing;
• Growing young plants;
• Growing of cacti and succulents;
• Cultivation of indoor and tropical plants;
• Viticulture and breeding of exotic or alpine plants;
• Orchid and palm rearing;
• Growing potted plants or ferns
• Wintering plants from the field

The less space is available, the more effectively it should be divided up in order to be able to use the greenhouse properly. An occupancy plan is also helpful like a sensible and species-appropriate equipment to realize the cultivation and care of the plants in the highest possible quality.

What does typical equipment include?

Suspended shelves attached to the roof or walls have proven to be particularly effective in larger houses. They are space-saving and, with their water-permeable grids, are ideal for holding potted plants, seed trays or the tools that are needed at the moment. Culture tables for growing plants are also a great way to get the most out of a greenhouse, as their space above the beds allows plenty of additional space for planting. Other indispensable tools include:

• Work tables and plant tubs (repotting plants as well sowing, Cultivation and propagation);
• Foil cladding and roller blinds for the Shading of light-sensitive plants;
• Illumination in the event of a lack of light, especially for young plants or exotic plants during the evening hours (plant lights installed over a large area or locally);
• Measuring and control devices for climate monitoring of the interior (automatic or manual soil irrigation, air humidification and heating);