Greenhouse · United States

Greenhouse for Nursery Stock Growing

Greenhouse transplant production is the first link in the agricultural quality chain, a healthy, uniform, pathogen-free transplant determines the success or failure of an entire field season. A greenhouse controls temperature, humidity and sanitation during the first critical weeks of plant life, the most vulnerable stage for environmental stress and disease. For commercial growers, greenhouse transplants reduce transplanting loss risk and improve final harvest uniformity.

Nursery Stock grown in a REGASA greenhouse
Real REGASA greenhouse project

Technical Specs

Ideal Temperature

64 to 79 °F

Relative Humidity

55 to 72%

Crop Cycle

25 to 45 days

Yield vs Field

2 to 3×

Why a greenhouse for Nursery Stock
01

Uniform high-vigor transplants

Controlled greenhouse conditions produce transplants of consistent size and vigor that establish simultaneously, generating more uniform harvests and reducing field roguing labor.

02

Free of soil-borne pathogens

Sterile substrate and controlled environment eliminate damping-off, Fusarium wilt and other soil diseases that destroy up to 30% of transplants in open-air seedling beds.

03

Higher field establishment rate

Greenhouse transplants with compact, well-developed root systems achieve 95-98% field establishment rates, versus 70-80% for open-air seedling bed transplants.

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Agronomist Tip

Harden greenhouse transplants 7-10 days before field planting by gradually increasing ventilation and reducing irrigation, this acclimation process reduces transplant shock by up to 50% and dramatically improves field establishment rates under variable conditions.

REGASA · Greenhouse

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