Glasshouse Roofing Treatments

1. Reduced light transmission: Moss, mold, and lichen can create a layer of growth on the glass, blocking sunlight from entering your greenhouse. This can decrease the amount of light available to your plants, potentially affecting their growth and development.
2. Restricted air circulation: Thick layers of moss, mold, or lichen can impede proper air circulation within the greenhouse. Good air movement is important for preventing the buildup of excessive humidity, which can lead to diseases in plants.
3. Disease risk: Moss, mold, and lichen can harbor pathogens and pests that could harm your plants. These organisms create a moist environment that is conducive to the growth of fungi and bacteria, increasing the risk of plant diseases.
4. Nutrient competition: If moss, mold, or lichen grow on the surfaces of your plants or in the growing media, they may compete with your plants for nutrients and water. This can affect the overall health and vigor of your plants.

To maintain optimal growing conditions, it's important to regularly clean the glass surfaces of your greenhouse to prevent the growth of moss, mold, or lichen. Additionally, ensure