Daylight greenhouse allowing edible fungus and vegetables to be planted jointly

Abstract

The invention discloses a daylight greenhouse allowing edible fungus and vegetables to be planted jointly. The daylight greenhouse comprises cold-proof layers, a front wall, a rear wall, a brick wall, a lighting roof, a front greenhouse ridge, a rear greenhouse, a rear greenhouse ridge, air vents, cotton quilts and shutter rolling machines, wherein the daylight greenhouse is in an east-west trend; the cold-proof layers are located at the front part of the front wall and the rear part of the rear wall; the front wall and the rear wall are composed of a foundation layer of 10 cm in thickness and the 240 brick wall of 50 cm in height; the top parts of both the front wall and the rear wall and the top parts of the cold-proof layers are flushed with the ground plane; an arc-shaped lighting roof is arranged between the top part of the front wall and the top part of the brick wall; the brick wall is 0.3-0.4 in thickness and 3.5-4 in height; the lighting roof and the rear greenhouse are composed of steel tubes in inner and outer layers which are covered with EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) long-life fog dispersal dripping films; the front greenhouse ridge is 4.2-4.7 m in height; the rear greenhouse is arranged between the top part of the brick wall and the top part of the rear wall; the rear greenhouse ridge is 3.8-4.2 m in height; the distance between the front wall and the brick wall is 8-12 m; the distance between the brick wall and the rear wall is 6-10 m. The daylight greenhouse allowing edible fungus and vegetables to be planted jointly improve utilization rate of land.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of solar greenhouses, in particular to a solar greenhouse in which vegetables and edible fungi are co-planted. Background technique [0002] At present, the structure of many solar greenhouses is that the front and rear walls are connected by an arch shed as the basic structure of the solar greenhouse. In order to save costs and have good thermal insulation performance, many rear walls are built with earth walls. The thickness of the earth wall is about 2-5 meters thick. Usually , The cost of building a solar greenhouse is often high. When the occupied land is large, the corresponding land use area is wasted, which is not conducive to increasing income. How to maximize the usable area under the limited construction cost has become an urgent problem for many greenhouse farmers to solve. The existing solar greenhouses mainly adopt east-west orientation, absorbing sunlight and increasing temperature through the lighting ...

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[0003] The present invention aims at the problems existing in the above-mentioned products, and provides a solar greenhouse in which vegetables and edible fungi are co-planted, which solves the problem that the existing solar greenhouses in the above-mentioned products mainly adopt east-west direction, and absorb sunlight to increase temperature through the lighting roof. The shady side has not been fully utilized. At present, there is a kind of solar greenhouse where the yin and yang sides are planted together, but the shady side is simply planted with edible fungi, and the rear wall is not modified, so that the back wall occupies a large area of ​​land, which is not conducive to saving land and other issues.

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