Fruit, vegetable and edible fungus co-growing shady and sunny shed

Abstract

The invention discloses a fruit, vegetable and edible fungus co-growing shady and sunny shed. The shed comprises a public partition wall, a sunny shed support is fixedly arranged on the upper portion of the sunny side of the public partition wall, the end, away from the public partition wall, of the sunny shed support is fixedly arranged on the ground, and a shady shed support is fixedly arranged on the upper portion of the shady side of the public partition wall. The end, away from the public partition wall, of the shady shed support is fixedly arranged on the ground, the space below the sunny shed support is a sunny shed, the space below the shady shed support is a shady shed, a fertilizer pool is arranged in the sunny shed, and a plurality of carbon dioxide exchange holes are formed in the lower portion of the public partition wall. A plurality of heat exchange holes communicating the sunny shed and the shady shed are formed in the public partition wall. The shed has the advantages that symbiosis of fruits, vegetables and edible mushrooms can be achieved, comprehensive utilization of sunny and sunny sheds and exchange of fertilizer and energy are achieved, land is utilized to the maximum extent, the production cost is reduced, and good economic benefits, social benefits and ecological benefits are achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of greenhouse planting, in particular to a yin and yang shed where fruits and vegetables and edible fungi grow together. Background technique [0002] At present, the structure of many solar greenhouses is that the front and rear walls are connected by an arch shed as the basic structure of the solar greenhouse. In order to save costs and have good thermal insulation performance, many rear walls are built with earth walls. The thickness of the earth wall is about 2-5 meters thick. Usually , The cost of building a solar greenhouse is often high. When the occupied land is large, the corresponding land use area is wasted, which is not conducive to increasing income. How to maximize the usable area under the limited construction cost has become an urgent problem for many greenhouse farmers to solve. How to provide a shade shed where fruits and vegetables grow together with edible fungi has become a research dir...

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[0002] At present, the structure of many solar greenhouses is that the front and rear walls are connected by an arch shed as the basic structure of the solar greenhouse. In order to save costs and have good thermal insulation performance, many rear walls are built with earth walls. The thickness of the earth wall is about 2-5 meters thick. Usually , the cost of building a solar greenhouse is often high. When the occupied land is large, the corresponding land use area is wasted, which is not conducive to increasing income

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