Mushroom greenhouse is a kind of greenhouse used for cultivating edible fungi (mushroom). It is covered with thermal insulation materials and waterproof materials on the outside. Its framework is made of hot-dip galvanized steel, and it contains mushroom cultivation racks as well as a temperature and humidity control system inside.

• Temperature regulation: Mushroom cultivation greenhouses can effectively control the internal temperature. With the use of thermal insulation materials, heat loss can be minimized in cold weather, maintaining a relatively warm environment.
• Humidity regulation: Mushroom growth typically demands a relatively high-humidity environment. The humidity control system equipped in the greenhouse can precisely adjust the humidity.
• Light regulation: Although mushrooms don't require intense light, appropriate light conditions are beneficial. The covering materials and shading facilities can adjust light intensity and duration.

• Stable growth conditions boost growth and can increase yield by 30-50% compared to open-field cultivation.
• Reduced risk of pest and disease infestation due to good sealing and protective properties.

• Enables off-season cultivation and year-round production by breaking natural climate limitations.

• Multi-layer planting design can produce 2-3 times more mushrooms per unit area.
• Flexible layout adaptable to various land shapes and planting plans.

• Framework: Hot-dip galvanized steel provides rust prevention, high strength, and long service life.
• Covering materials: Provide both heat preservation and waterproof functions to maintain optimal growing conditions.