Een perfecte roos energiezuinig geteelt

A. de Gelder, M.G. Warmenhoven, E. van der Knaap, P.H. van Baar, M. Grootscholten, N. Aelst

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    Abstract

    Within a greenhouse equipped with diffuse glass, cooling from above the crop, LED interlighting, active ventilation with tubes below the gutters and three screens an experiment was conducted to produce good quality roses in an energy effi cient way. After two years research the roses cv Red Naomi! fulfi lled the desired quality marks. This was achieved with less energy for heating compared to a defi ned virtual reference compartment. Combined with heat harvested during cooling there was no need for additional heating energy. The crop management was a key factor in the way to quality. For control of mildew and Botrytis it was necessary to keep the air humidity below 85 %. This is hard to achieve in an energy saving cropping system.
    Original languageDutch
    Place of PublicationBleiswijk
    PublisherWageningen UR Glastuinbouw
    Number of pages96
    Publication statusPublished - 2015

    Publication series

    NameRapport GTB
    PublisherWageningen UR Glastuinbouw
    No.1369

    Keywords

    • roses
    • protected cultivation
    • greenhouse horticulture
    • crop quality
    • energy saving
    • carbon dioxide
    • heating
    • diffused glass
    • cooling
    • led lamps
    • ventilation
    • mildews
    • botrytis
    • vase life
    • economic analysis
    • floriculture

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