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What are greenhouses used for?
To separate the internal environment from the outside, usually to grow plants that do not do well in the normal environment of your location. The oldest use is just to heat the local environment to extend the growing season. Greenhouses are used for growing fruits or anything else during the winter.
What discovery allowed gardeners to grow orchids in greenhouses?
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How do greenhouses allow plants to grow faster?
Greenhouses allow plants to grow faster by providing a controlled environment that is favorable for growth. All greenhouses are made with large windows that can be penetrated by the sun. The sunlight warms the air, but the roof keeps warm air from escaping. This warmth, coupled with a high humidity, provides perfect conditions for growing.
What is Rainbow Greenhouses's population?
Rainbow Greenhouses's population is 150.
When was Rainbow Greenhouses created?
Rainbow Greenhouses was created in 1985.
Will greenhouses help in winter?
Yes, greenhouses keep the heat in so that plants can grow more easily. A unheated greenhouse will only protect from frost to about 5 degrees below. To allow plants to grow some heating will be required.
What type of gas do greenhouses have inside?
Greenhouses have regular air (nitrogen and oxygen gases) inside.
Where can one find lean to greenhouse designs?
Design ideas for a lean-to greenhouse can be viewed on eHow. They offer information on mini greenhouses, window lean-to greenhouses and carport lean-to greenhouses.
How does erosion help the environment?
erosion can never help the environment indeed it affects environment
How does geothermic help the environment?
It is clean so it help our environment.
How do squirrels help environment?
squirrels help the environment by germination
How Dutch agriculture uses technology to fully control the growing environment of crops?
Dutch agriculture is characterized by the growth of plants and crops in greenhouses. In greenhouses all aspects of growth can be artificially controlled, including the artificial imposition of climatic conditions and artificial growth patterns (i.e. hydroponics) and even the mechanical automation of farming.
