Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth - Dark Green - 30% Light Deprivation - 10 x 100 ft

Softer Light Over Your Plants With Durable Knitted Cover - 10 x 100 ft

Intense sun can stress plants and push greenhouse temperatures higher. This shade cloth reduces light by 30% so plants get gentler exposure. It is knitted from heavy-duty, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) with UV protection, so it is built for outdoor conditions and repeated use.

At 10 x 100 ft, this single unit suits growers who need to cover long greenhouse runs, multiple benches or several structures. It fits commercial operations and larger home setups, and you can cut it to length for smaller areas.

Key Features & Benefits

• 30% light deprivation — reduces light reaching plants while still letting plenty through.
• Knitted HDPE construction — heavy-duty fabric made for years of use outdoors.
• UV protection — helps the material stand up to sun exposure.
• Dark green colour — a neutral look that blends into greenhouse and garden settings.
• 10 x 100 ft size — covers long spans with fewer seams.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Greenhouse operators and home gardeners who need to moderate sunlight and heat during vegetative growth or flowering will find this useful. It suits anyone covering large areas or long rows.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Grow1 makes this shade cloth from knitted, heavy-duty HDPE with UV protection. It is rated for 30% light deprivation, comes in dark green, and is sold as one 10 x 100 ft unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 30% light deprivation mean?
A: It means the fabric blocks about 30% of incoming light. The rest passes through to the plants beneath.

Q: What is HDPE?
A: HDPE stands for high-density polyethylene, a strong, lightweight plastic. Knitting it into fabric makes a durable cover.

Q: Is it suitable for outdoor use?
A: Yes. It is built to withstand the elements and includes UV protection. Secure it firmly so wind does not stress the fabric.

Q: How does knitted shade cloth compare with solid sheeting?
A: Knitted cloth lets air and some light pass through, while solid sheeting blocks more of both. That airflow helps limit heat buildup under cover.

Q: Can I cut it to size?
A: Shade cloth is commonly trimmed to fit a structure. Cut it slightly oversize and secure the edges with clips or ties.