Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth - Dark Green - 30% Light Deprivation - 20 x 300 ft

Softer Light and Steady Airflow Over Large Areas - 20 ft x 300 ft Roll

Strong sun can stress plants and push greenhouse temperatures up during vegetative growth and flowering. This shade cloth filters part of the light, since it blocks 30% of it, and its knitted construction lets air pass through. It is made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) with UV protection, so it is built for outdoor exposure.

This roll is 20 ft x 300 ft, which suits large greenhouses, multiple structures or commercial cultivation sites where you want to cover long runs with fewer seams. Small growers can cut it to length and share it across several projects.

Key Features & Benefits

• 30% light reduction — softens intense light over your plants.
• Knitted HDPE material — durable and designed for airflow.
• UV protection — helps the fabric hold up in sunlight.
• Dark green colour — a neutral look over greenhouses and outdoor structures.
• 20 ft x 300 ft roll — covers large areas in one piece.

Who Should Use Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Commercial growers, greenhouse operators and serious home gardeners who need to manage light and heat over big spans of cultivation space.

About Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth

Grow1 Greenhouse Shade Cloth is a knitted, heavy-duty HDPE fabric in dark green. It provides 30% light deprivation, includes UV protection and ships as a single 20 ft x 300 ft roll.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Q: Is this material breathable?
A: Yes. The knitted construction is designed for high airflow, which helps limit heat build-up under the cover.

Q: What is HDPE?
A: HDPE is high-density polyethylene, a durable plastic. Here it is knitted into a fabric that resists outdoor conditions.

Q: How many rolls come in an order?
A: It is sold each, as one roll measuring 20 ft x 300 ft.

Q: Can I cut it to fit smaller structures?
A: Yes. Knitted shade fabric is generally cut to length with sharp scissors or a knife, so one roll can cover several areas.