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Red Flower Greenhouse - Anthurium and Cut Flower Production
A red flower greenhouse for anthurium and other cut flowers: steady warmth, shaded light and even humidity to keep blooms deep in colour. .
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Bench rows of red anthurium flowers with glossy green foliage under a shaded glass greenhouse roof

Why Red Flowers Earn Their Keep:

Red sells. Anthurium, roses, red gerbera and red impatiens carry the wedding, festival and gifting trade, and buyers pay for blooms that arrive deep in colour and unmarked. A red flower greenhouse exists to deliver exactly that: temperature, light, humidity and carbon dioxide held under control so the colour develops fully and the petals travel well. The photo above shows bench rows of red anthurium with glossy green foliage under a shaded roof - the crop that most buyers of this house have in mind.
 

The Growing Environment Red Crops Need:

Take anthurium as the example. It wants steady warmth in the 15 to 25 degree C band rather than a wide day and night swing, air that moves without cold drafts sitting on the foliage, and light that is bright but shaded - direct summer sun bleaches the spathes and marks the leaves. Humidity should stay even, because a dry spell followed by a wet one shows up as petal and leaf damage days later. These are exactly the conditions a controlled house is built to hold: shading against the peaks, heating against the drops, and greenhouse irrigation systems that keep the water as even as the temperature.
 

Cut Flowers or Potted Plants:

The same house serves both businesses, but the layout differs. For cut flowers the benches run long and the aisles are wide enough for picking trolleys, because the crop is harvested stem by stem through the season. For potted plants the benches carry trays of pots that ship whole, spaced as the crop fills out - the pots and trays for that trade come from our flower pots and planting tools range. Tell us which market you are feeding and the interior layout follows from the answer.
 

Choosing the Structure:

Red flower crops reward a house with good light but gentle light, so glazing choice and shade netting matter as much as span. Where winters are mild, an arched film house with shade net does the job at the lowest cost; where light quality and presentation matter, the glass greenhouse models give the clearest cover and a long service life. All of our houses use a hot dip galvanized steel frame with a stable structure and good thermal insulation, and the flower greenhouse range covers both forms.
 

Ordering and Support:

Send us the flowers you plan to grow, the market you sell into, and your local climate, and we will recommend the covering, the shading and the equipment list to match. You can read about our greenhouse factory and see completed houses among the greenhouse project photos, call +86 191 5068 3942 or send an E-mail to sales@cngreenhouses.com.
 
We have supplied growers and project contractors across Africa, South Asia, the Middle East and Latin America for many years. Floriculture research is published by organizations such as the FAO, and flower trade news is reported by media such as HortiDaily.
 

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What temperature does an anthurium house need?
A: A steady 15 to 25 degrees C with narrow day and night swings. Anthurium is a high temperature greenhouse flower, so the house needs heating against cold nights and shading against heat peaks.
Q: Do red flowers need shade?
A: Bright but shaded light, yes. Direct summer sun bleaches red spathes and marks the leaves, so shade netting or a diffusing cover is part of the design rather than an afterthought.
Q: Can one greenhouse grow cut flowers and potted plants together?
A: Yes, but plan the layout for the main crop: long benches and wide aisles for cut flower picking, or tray benches with pot spacing for potted plants. We set the interior layout from the market you are feeding.
Q: Which structure suits a red flower greenhouse best?
A: An arched film house with shade net suits mild climates at the lowest cost, while a glass house gives the clearest cover and long service life. Both use our hot dip galvanized steel frame.
Q: How does humidity affect flower quality?
A: A dry spell followed by a wet one shows up as petal and leaf damage days later. Keeping humidity even, together with even watering, is what makes blooms arrive unmarked.
Q: What should I tell you to get a quote?
A: The flowers you plan to grow, the market you sell into, and your local climate. From those we recommend the covering, shading and equipment list, and quote line by line.
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