Climate Management in Greenhouses

Greenhouse climate management balances temperature, relative humidity, light, CO₂ and air movement according to each crop stage.

Parameters to Control

• Temperature: Directly affects photosynthesis, growth rate and crop quality.
• Relative Humidity: Influences transpiration, disease risk and nutrient uptake.
• Light: Daily light integral determines production potential.
• CO₂ and Air Movement: Managed together for uniform climate and active photosynthesis.

A Strong Climate Strategy

Rather than reacting to one sensor value, indoor and outdoor conditions, crop stage and energy cost should be assessed together. Automation scenarios should coordinate ventilation, screens, heating and irrigation toward the same target.