Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Direct Laying: Unroll the netting and carefully lay it directly over your crops, ensuring it extends beyond the plant base to prevent insects from crawling underneath. Secure the edges with soil, rocks, or pegs.
- Hoops and Cages: Drape the netting over a garden frame, hoops, or cages, creating a tent-like structure. Ensure the netting is taut but not overly stretched. Secure the base firmly to the ground.
- Greenhouse Screening: Cut the netting to size and attach it securely to greenhouse doors and vents using clips, staples, or Velcro. Ensure there are no gaps where insects can enter.
Compatibility:
This netting is compatible with most garden setups, including raised beds, ground-level crops, hoop tunnels, and standard greenhouse structures. It can be used with various vegetables, fruits, and herbs.
Care:
- Cleaning: After the growing season, gently clean the netting with water to remove soil and debris. Avoid harsh detergents.
- Storage: Store the netting in a dry, shaded place, folded loosely or rolled, to prevent degradation from UV light and moisture. Ensure it is free from pests or diseases before storing.
- Inspection: Before and after use, inspect the netting for any tears or holes. Minor repairs can often be made with fine mending tape or by careful stitching.