Implementing effective crop rotation practices in light deprivation greenhouses involves several best practices to enhance soil health, optimize yields, and prevent pest and disease buildup. Begin by understanding the specific nutrient needs and growth cycles of the crops you plan to grow, as this will help you alternate plant families that have different requirements.
Timing is crucial; rotate crops based on their light and dark cycle requirements, ensuring that each plant receives the appropriate amount of light exposure for optimal growth. Implementing a planned schedule allows for staggered planting and harvesting, maximizing space and productivity throughout the growing season.
