Can you grow vegetables at the back of the greenhouse?

In order to make full use of the space of the greenhouse, many vegetable farmers have planted vegetables on the back wall of the greenhouse. This is feasible, but it cannot be left unchecked. Recently, as the temperature decreases, the greenhouse management gradually shifts to heat preservation and lightening. The vegetable growers planting vegetables on the back wall will cause the back wall of the greenhouse to be completely blocked by green plants. The sunlight cannot directly illuminate the wall, hindering heat exchange and storing the wall during the day. Less heat is not conducive to the maintenance of night temperature in the shed, which tends to cause low temperature and high humidity in the shed, which increases the occurrence of pests and diseases in the shed.

After the weather turns cold, it is recommended that the vegetable farmers timely clean up the vegetables grown on the back wall of the greenhouse, especially the plants with serious diseases and insect pests, in time to avoid it becoming a source of pests and diseases, and to increase the heat storage in the back wall of the greenhouse.

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