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Mushroom and fungi greenhouses typically use multi-span plastic film greenhouses or single-span arched tunnels.
Both greenhouse types offer spacious interiors, a scientific structure, and easy management, making them ideal for the production of mushrooms and fungi.
Greenhouse Structure A: Multi-span Design
The multi-span plastic film greenhouse features an advanced interconnected structure, offering high land use efficiency and a spacious interior.
It is easy to manage and can be equipped with various systems, including smart control systems.
Greenhouse Structure B: Single-span Design
The single-span arched plastic film greenhouse is more affordable and has lower operational costs, providing a high return on investment.
The greenhouse roof can be equipped with an electrically controlled insulation blanket. During cold nights, the blanket unfolds to cover the entire greenhouse, ensuring a warm and suitable temperature inside, with enhanced insulation during the cold winter months.
Key Considerations for Building a Mushroom Greenhouse:
1. Site Selection & Planning
Choose a flat, open, well-ventilated location with ample water supply and good transportation access.
Plan the greenhouse orientation based on the scale of cultivation and site conditions, typically north-south for optimal lighting.
Design the layout of aisles, work areas, and cultivation racks for efficient and smooth production.
2. Greenhouse Structure Design
①、Frame:
Use hot-dip galvanized steel pipes for corrosion resistance and durability.
For greenhouses with a span of 8-10 meters, use pipes with a 32mm diameter and a 1.5-2mm wall thickness to withstand snow and wind loads.
Alternatively, galvanized oval steel pipes offer better resistance to wind and snow but come at a higher cost.
②、Roof & Covering:
The roof should have a curved design for better drainage and light distribution.
Use polyethylene or PVC plastic film with good light transmission, excellent insulation, and anti-aging properties (0.1-0.12mm thick). Secure the film with fastening accessories to prevent wind damage.
③、Ventilation & Cooling System:
Install ventilation openings on both sides of the greenhouse.
Use a roll-up system to control airflow and adjust temperature and humidity. For higher standards, a fan and wet curtain cooling system can be added.
3. Internal Equipment Configuration
①、Shading & Insulation System:
Install shading nets on the roof to block excessive sunlight in summer, and use insulation blankets in winter for better heat retention.
②、Mist Irrigation System:
Install pipes and misting nozzles to evenly distribute water, meeting the moisture requirements of fungi at different growth stages. Combine with a fertilization system for integrated water and fertilizer management to improve efficiency.
③、Cultivation Racks:
Multi-layer cultivation racks made from stainless steel or rust-treated steel. The spacing between layers is 30-40 cm, maximizing space and increasing production efficiency.
Why Multi-span Plastic Film Greenhouses are Ideal for Mushrooms
Glass greenhouses are rarely used for large-scale mushroom cultivation due to their high construction and operational costs.
Multi-span plastic film greenhouses and single-span arched tunnels are more cost-effective and efficient for fungi production, offering a scientific structure and easy management.