answersLogoWhite

0


Best Answer

In order to be able to regulate heat and humidity. Insects can also be dealt with in a more controlled fashion.

User Avatar

Wiki User

12y ago
This answer is:
User Avatar

Add your answer:

Earn +20 pts
Q: Why do you grow plants in a greenhouse and not outside?
Write your answer...
Submit
Still have questions?
magnify glass
imp
Related questions

Do a inside plant grow better inside or outside?

Plants grow better in a greenhouse. My grandma owns one and they grow much better in a greenhouse.


Do plants grow better in greenhouse or out of it?

] ==


What is the purpose of a greenhouse?

A greenhouse is made of glass and you put plants in it. The sun's energy shines through and some is released as heat and is trapped by the glass from leaving. This allows plants to live/grow when the weather outside is too cold for it.


What gas do plants use in a greenhouse?

Humorous answer: greenhouse gasses Correct Answer: Carbon dioxide, just like when outside and not in a greenhouse.


How do you use a greenhouse?

you simply use a greenhouse by putting plants in there and water them and then you simpley watch them grow


What happens in a greenhouse?

In a greenhouse the gases in a greenhouse collect the sunlight and trap the heat. This provides sunlight and a warm temperature for plants to be able to grow.


Why might a greenhouse be part of a flower shop?

To grow exotic plants (plants not meant for your climate)


What is the point of the greenhouse?

A greenhouse is a building used to grow plants, usually plants that aren't suited for the climate where the greenhouse is. Greenhouses are usually very humid and stay very warm, they're ideal for growing tropical plants and flowers, as well as vegetables. They can also be regulated during the winter to grow plants as well, that one would typically have to wait until summer or spring to grow.


How do people grow plants inside plastic greenhouse?

People grow plants inside a plastic greenhouse the same way they do inside a glass one. Plastic ones work in the same way and allows plants to grow better than in the outdoors because of the humidity created.


Why do plants grown in greenhouses in winter rarely grow as fast as the same type of plant grown outside in the summer even if the temperatures are the same?

A greenhouse, using the greenhouse affect, does help the plants grow faster. Let me try and put this is simplest terms. Heat, is a measurment of energy. And plants need energy to grow, which is why they need heat to grow. The sun emits radiant energy. Radiant energy is pretty much heat that is transferred through an empty gap, like space. ( this does not inclue air ). Radiant energy can transfer through the glass/plastic of the greenhouse and gets obsorbed by the plants. Then the plants emit their own radiant energy, except it is not the same as the energy it took in. The radiant energy the plants inside the greenhouse emit can not penatrate through the glass/plastic of the greenhouse, trapping all heat inside.


Why do you think greenhouse gases get that nickname?

Because they have the same effect as a greenhouse. They trap heat inside them, just like a greenhouse does to help the plants grow.


How is cabron dixiode related to the greenhouse effect?

Carbon dioxide helps the greenhouse in one way. Plants in the greenhouse needs carbon dioxide to grow.