The comparison between smart greenhouses and traditional greenhouses

The comparison between smart greenhouses and traditional greenhouses!

The two tasks of water irrigation and fertilizer management are the most important management tasks when we are growing vegetables, especially in the greenhouse. Instead of traditional greenhouses, we are more convenient and intelligent in planting. Let's compare the differences between smart greenhouses and ordinary greenhouses.

In fact, smart greenhouses are different from traditional greenhouses in terms of construction and material greenhouse accessories, but whether they are smart greenhouses or traditional greenhouses, they have their own advantages. Replacement!

Intelligent greenhouse irrigation: The control of irrigation in the intelligent greenhouse control system is determined based on the results of sensor monitoring. The soil moisture sensor can monitor the moisture data in the soil in real time, and control it in real time through the soil moisture data. The soil moisture data is suitable for the growth of crops. When the system monitors that the actual soil moisture data is lower than the standard value, the system can automatically turn on the irrigation system to irrigate the crops.

When it is detected that the moisture in the soil reaches the standard value, the system can automatically close the irrigation equipment. Through the automatic control with data to rely on, it can make greenhouse irrigation more reasonable. Traditional greenhouse fertilizer application: The traditional fertilizer application is also determined by experience. If you feel that the crops need to be fertilized, you will turn on the fertilizer application system and apply fertilizer to the crops. It may also be a fixed fertilizer application time. Timely, maybe the fattening is unreasonable and wasteful!

Smart Greenhouse Fertilization: The intelligent greenhouse control system's control of fertilizer application is also determined by sensors. The soil nutrient sensor can monitor the nutrient data in the soil in real time. When the monitored nutrients in the soil are lower than the standard value, the system can automatically turn over the fertilizer. When the fertilizer system is turned on, when the soil nutrition reaches the standard value, the system can automatically close the fertilizer system!

The above two points are the introduction to us about the difference between smart greenhouses and traditional greenhouses in terms of fertilizer application and irrigation. The intelligent control that can be completed by smart greenhouses is not only irrigation and fertilizer application, but also through the temperature monitoring inside the greenhouse. The room temperature of the greenhouse is controlled by chemical control, the sunshade of the greenhouse is controlled by the monitoring of the light, and the fan of the greenhouse is automatically controlled.