Breathable cold proof plant covering fabric

Plant covering fabric is a seemingly ordinary agricultural product that actually has magical effects. It is lightweight and breathable, yet has the magical ability to withstand cold air. This agricultural ground cover fabric acts as a natural barrier, creating a warm and stable microclimate for vegetables, allowing them to remain vibrant even in extreme cold.

The advantages of plant covering fabric

Maintain temperature: Cold proof cloth can effectively prevent indoor temperatures from being too low, allowing fruit trees to grow in a suitable temperature environment.

Breathable cooling: When the frost weather suddenly turns into a sunny day, the cold proof cloth has a breathable function, which can prevent the sun from suffocating the fruit trees and avoid the phenomenon of burning fruits and trees.

Maintain fruit brightness: Using a cold proof cloth can maintain fruit brightness, increase sales and profits.

Easy to cover: The cold proof cloth is simple and convenient to cover, without the need to set up a trellis. It can be directly covered on the fruit without harming the tree. Use ropes or wooden nails to fix it around the bottom.

Reducing input costs: Using cold proof cloth can reduce input costs. For example, the input cost of ordinary plastic film is 800 yuan per mu, and the shelf cost is about 2000 yuan per mu. Moreover, due to material issues, the film is easily punctured by tree branches. Most of the products used in orchards are disposable, and manual recycling is required after the fruits are harvested. And using cold proof cloth can reduce these costs.

The usage period of plant covering fabric

It is mainly used in late autumn, early winter, and spring when the temperature is between 10-15 degrees Celsius. It can also be covered before frost or cold waves, after sudden freezing or continuous rainy and cold weather improves.

Application fields of plant covering fabric

Cold proof cloth is suitable for various economic crops such as citrus, pear, tea, fruit trees, loquat, tomato, chili, vegetables, etc.