How to warm up your greenhouse

Using the Goldbeet starter to warm up a greenhouse is an effective method for improving soil temperature and promoting early planting. Here's a detailed guide on how to do it properly: 1. **Preparation**: - **Site Preparation**: Clear the area, ensuring it is level, deep, and flat. - **Fertilizer Application**: Apply 60–70% of the compound and chemical fertilizer 15–20 days before planting. - **Trench and Ridge Dimensions**: For single-row operation, create ridges 80–100 cm wide, with trenches 40–60 cm wide and 20–30 cm deep. For double-row operation, use ridges 130–150 cm wide, with similar trench dimensions. 2. **Amount of Warming Agent**: - Use about 4 kg of Goldbeet warming agent per acre. In a typical 50m x 8m greenhouse, 3 kg is sufficient. - The calculation can be based on the greenhouse area or the volume of straw used—each kilogram of straw should be paired with one kilogram of the warming agent. 3. **Straw and Manure Dosage**: - Use 3,000–5,000 kg of straw (such as corn stalks) per acre. - Mix in 3–6 cubic meters of manure from herbivorous animals like cattle, horses, or sheep. 4. **Timing**: - Perform this process 15–20 days before planting to allow proper fermentation. 5. **Bacterial Operation Method**: - Mix 1 kg of Goldbeet seed strain with 10 kg of wheat bran or rice bran, then add 6–8 kg of water. - The mixture should feel moist but not dripping when squeezed. Let it sit at 15–25°C for 12–24 hours before use. 6. **Single-Row Operation Method**: - Create a ridge 80–100 cm wide, with a 40–60 cm wide and 20–30 cm deep trench. - Fill the trench with straw to a thickness of about 40 cm, compacting it to at least 30 cm. Leave 10–15 cm of straw exposed at both ends for ventilation. - Mix the fermented bacterial agent evenly into the straw layer, then press and vibrate the material to ensure even distribution. - You can also use a layered method: alternate layers of straw and diluted manure mixed with bacteria. After placing the bacteria, spread the mixture evenly over the straw. - Cover the straw with 15–20 cm of soil and form a small raised ridge. Keep the walkway slightly higher for easy access and watering. - Dry the straw for 2–3 days after filling, then reorganize the ridge. Plant seedlings 15–20 days later. 7. **Double-Row Operation Method**: - Create two rows, each 130–150 cm wide, with 60–80 cm between them. - Dig trenches 20–30 cm deep and fill them with straw. Form a 60–80 cm wide and 15–20 cm high mound for planting. 8. **Covering and Watering**: - After filling the trenches, cover the entire area with straw, ensuring no part is exposed. Leave 10–15 cm of straw above the surface for ventilation. - Water the straw 10–15 days before planting to keep it moist. 9. **Ventilation After Planting**: - Once the plants are in place, make holes in the plastic covering using a 3 cm tip or steel drill. Space the holes 10–15 cm apart and drill diagonally through the straw layer to improve airflow and release carbon dioxide. This method helps maintain a warm and healthy environment for early crop growth, making it ideal for greenhouse farming in cooler seasons.

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