Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth - Dark Green - 30% Light Dep - 20 x 100 ft

Cut Light Intensity Over Large Growing Areas - 20 x 100 ft

Strong midday sun can stress plants and push greenhouse temperatures up. This dark green shade cloth is rated for 30% light deprivation, so it reduces the light reaching your plants while the rest passes through. One sheet covers a wide area, which means fewer seams and less hardware to manage.

At 20 x 100 ft, this size suits commercial growers and serious home growers covering a full greenhouse bay, a hoop house or a large outdoor bed. Smaller gardens will likely need to cut it down to fit.

Key Features & Benefits

• 30% light deprivation — lowers light intensity without fully blocking it.
• Dark green color — a neutral shade tone for greenhouse and outdoor use.
• 20 x 100 ft coverage — spans large structures in a single piece.
• Shade fabric format — hangs over frames, supports or greenhouse roofs.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Growers who need to manage heat and light in a greenhouse, hoop house or outdoor cultivation area. It suits operations that cover wide spans and want one piece of cover material for the job.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth is sold each in dark green with 30% light deprivation. The size is 20 x 100 ft. Shipping weight is 17.4 lb, and the shipping dimensions are listed as 25 x 17 x 10 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 30% light deprivation mean?
A: It means the cloth blocks about 30% of incoming light and lets the remainder through. Plants still receive most of the available light, with reduced intensity.

Q: What size is this shade cloth?
A: It measures 20 x 100 ft. That is a large piece, so most growers will cover big structures or cut it to fit smaller ones.

Q: Why choose a 30% rating over a denser cloth?
A: A lower percentage keeps more light reaching plants while still easing heat and glare. Denser cloths cut more light, which suits very high-intensity sites or light-sensitive plants.

Q: How do I install shade cloth over a greenhouse?
A: Drape it over the frame or roof and secure it along the edges with clips, ties or a suitable fastening system. Keep it taut so wind does not flap it against the structure.

Q: Can I use it outdoors as well as in a greenhouse?
A: Yes, shade cloth is commonly used both over greenhouses and above outdoor growing areas. Check that your supports can handle wind load before covering a large area.