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Blackout Systems for Greenhouse Light Deprivation

At Prospiant, we work to help ensure growers have the tools at their disposal needed to run an operation that is both efficient and successful. With Prospiant blackout curtains and shade cloth systems, you can ensure your greenhouse plants can thrive in an ideal environment regardless of the season.

We have many different greenhouse designs that are compatible with the Prospiant blackout curtains and shade cloth systems; our light-reducing curtains can also be installed in many different types of already existing greenhouse structures. With the help of our expert staff and sophisticated designs, you can ensure your operation is set up to thrive.

Create the Ideal Light Deprivation Greenhouse With Prospiant Curtains

The main draw to fully automated blackout curtains for your greenhouse is that the lighting cycle becomes more controllable.

While sunlight or grow lights are always necessary for plants to thrive, sometimes too much light can become a costly problem for cultivators to deal with. Blackout fabric for your greenhouse gives you the ability to utilize both natural daylight and darkness when needed.

Blackout greenhouse systems also allow more control when it comes to temperature. Without fully automated blackout curtains, your greenhouse can quickly overheat in warmer months, and an overheated greenhouse can dramatically reduce the yield of your operation.

Advantages of Prospiant Blackout Cloths

• • Blackout cloths allow growers like you much more flexibility in terms of managing plant growth and light cycles.

• • Plants in different cycles can be grown in the same greenhouse when light-minimizing cloths are used to effectively create “blackout spaces.”

• • You can use blackout cloths to block sunlight for a certain number of hours each day, changing the day length your plants experience.

• • Shade curtain cloths come in a range of shade percentages to best fit your operation’s needs.

• • The shade cloth can be pulled at night and used for heat retention, creating an attic space above the curtain, adding additional energy savings, and reducing heat loss.