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The amount of light your greenhouse Welkom will get is probably going to be the main factor in where you locate it. Typically, you’ll need a lot of sunlight in winter, and less sunlight in the summer (staying in line with Mother Nature’s wishes). It’s easiest to have it face south, to take advantage of the natural seasons. Using another direction (i.e. southeast, southwest etc.) will expose the greenhouse to fewer hours of sunlight per day, and you may have to use some shading in the summer and extra lighting in the winter. Choose anywhere between south to east if you lack choices of building sites. Getting all-day sunlight is best, but getting sunlight exposure on the east side is good enough. Morning sunlight is excellent for your plants because it starts photosynthesis early (in case you don’t remember photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy to fuel the plants activities) maximizing its growth. This is most important for winter light in the months from November to February. Ask yourself, “When am I going to use the greenhouse?” If you’re using primarily in the winter, make sure there is no sun blockage from trees, shrubs and buildings. If you are into summer growing alone, make sure there are no shadows forming during that season when the sun is high. Before building /installing your greenhouse Gauteng figure out how many hours the sun will shine on it during the months you wish to use it. In order to get the most year round light, take the angle of the winter and summer sun into consideration. The sun in the winter is about 30 percent weaker, so make sure that the glass in your greenhouse Bloemfontein is positioned at a 45-degree angle and it has no shading. Buildings can cause trouble for your greenhouse. The sun may be able to shine over a fairly tall building in the summer, but in the winter when the sun is lower it may block the sun’s rays from reaching your greenhouse Frankfort