Which crop is best for Polyhouse?

Crops grown in Polyhouse

• Fruits that can be grown are Papaya, Strawberry etc.
• Vegetables that can be grown include Cabbage, Bitter Gourd, Capsicum, Radish, Cauliflower, Chili, Coriander, Onion, Spinach, Tomato etc.
• Flowers like Carnation, Gerbera, Marigold, Orchid, and Rose can also be easily grown.

What types of crops are typically grown in a greenhouse?

7 Market Crops You Can Grow in a Greenhouse

• Cut and Head Lettuce. Lettuce is a relatively hardy vegetable, and a popular one no matter what time of year.
• Spinach. Spinach is a classic greenhouse crop.
• Other Leafy Greens.
• Microgreens.
• Carrots.
• “Summer” Crops.
• Herbs.

Which is suitable for green house cultivation?

The main components of greenhouse like structure, covering/glazing and temperature control systems need proper design for healthy growth of plants. Under Indian conditions, Quonset type, multispan greenhouse is most suitable, because of its low cost and ease of fabrication.

Is Poly House profitable?

However, you can obtain 5 to 7 times of yield and profits in polyhouse cultivation than traditional open-field farming.

What can I grow in a small greenhouse for beginners?

In the Summer, the Mini greenhouse can be used for protected crops such as tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and aubergines. As other plants are planted out, the space left can be used for home grown Mediterranean crops.

Which vegetables grow in greenhouse?

Our Top Picks To Grow in a Greenhouse

• Peppers. Since nearly all pepper varieties occur naturally in hotter climates, they are idea candidates for greenhouse growing.
• Tomatoes.
• Cucumbers.
• Root Vegetables.
• Calabrese/Broccoli.
• Sweetcorn.
• Squash.
• Brussels Sprouts.

What are the disadvantages of greenhouse farming?

The Disadvantages of a Greenhouse:

• Can be expensive to build.
• Can be expensive to heat.
• Requires constant monitoring, maintenance and care.
• Could increase electrical and water bills.
• May detract from aesthetic appeal of a garden.