Global Polyplast Mulch Film, Mulching Sheet (1.2 Meter width x 400 Meters Length)
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Descriptions

Mulch Film is mainly used for crops to restrain weeds, keep some pests away, and keep soil temperature cool. The most popular variant is Silver-Black mulch film. The mulch colored in silver reflects sunshine, preventing plants from pests. The black side of mulch points downwards, which can block the light and restrain the growth of weeds.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Reduces Evaporation: Plastic mulch reduces soil water loss, maintaining more uniform soil moisture and reducing irrigation frequency, which saves water and energy. 

• Early yields: It promotes faster crop development and earlier harvest. Black plastic mulch can give a harvest earlier by some 7-14 days, while clear plastic may advance the harvest date by 21 days.

• Fewer Weed Problems: Black & White-on-black mulches will reduce light penetration to the soil. Weeds cannot generally survive under such mulch. Thus saving on weedicide expenses.

• Reduces Fertilizer Leaching: Excess water runs off the impervious mulch. Fertilizers are optimally used and not wasted.

• Reduced Soil Compaction: The soil under plastic mulch remains loose, friable, and well-aerated. Roots have access to adequate oxygen, and microbial activity is enhanced.

• Root Pruning Eliminated: Cultivation is eliminated except in the area between the mulched stripes. Weed growth in these areas can be controlled by cultivation or chemical herbicides.

• Cleaner Vegetables Produced: The edible products from mulched crops are cleaner and less prone to rot because no soil is splashed onto the plants or fruit.

• Reduces crop Drowning: The raised tapered bed sheds water from the row area, allowing excess water to run off the field, thus reducing drowning and other excess soil water stress.

Specification:

Descriptions

Mulch Film is mainly used for crops to restrain weeds, keep some pests away, and keep soil temperature cool. The most popular variant is Silver-Black mulch film. The mulch colored in silver reflects sunshine, preventing plants from pests. The black side of mulch points downwards, which can block the light and restrain the growth of weeds.