There are sunshade net four different variants of the fabric used to develop the blackout greenhouse. They are Bold  100% photoresist, Breathable  90% photoresist, Woven 80% photoresist, and finally Panda  70% photoresist. It is entirely based on the requirements of the greenhouse, the goal of the plantation is to produce in the greenhouse, and the grower can actually choose from these 4 shade fabrics to create their own greenhouse. Although the concept and function of a greenhouse is so simple and has been going on for centuries, sometimes many different challenges can disrupt the conventional approach to a greenhouse.

One of the major challenges is growing sensitive plants in conventional greenhouses. This is because sensitive plants are those that respond easily to sunlight, eventually causing the plants to dry out or die, with the end result reflecting very poor yields or delivering yields of unusable quality. It is because of this problem that it is important to develop a solution that will help grow sensitive plants in the greenhouse without worrying about the plants or their yields. A blackout greenhouse is a structure in which the covering of the structure, rather than being transparent, is covered with a usually dark fabric film.

This results in a translucent or completely dark effect within the greenhouse structure. The translucent or dark effect of a blackout greenhouse depends entirely on the type of fabric used to create the blackout greenhouse. This shade or dark greenhouse is a specialized structure developed using blackout fabrics and is designed to grow sensitive plants, highest quality flowers, better yields and multiple harvests in a year, independent of growing specific fruits, flowers or plants Season. This in turn helps growers take advantage and control their plantations. But the requirements of a shading greenhouse and the effects it produces are entirely dependent on the plantation cultivated in the greenhouse. Because of this, choosing the right fabric for a blackout greenhouse is crucial.