Tenax Ortoclima Plus
ORTOCLIMA PLUS
ORTOCLIMA PLUS
Heavy winter protective cover for crops, made of 30 g/m² polypropylene
Made of permeable polypropylene that allows water, air, and light to pass through, it is non-toxic and resistant to sunlight, remaining unchanged over time.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Tenax
PRODUCT TYPE
Protective Cover
ENVIRONMENT
Outdoor
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
BENEFITS
- Promotes and accelerates rooting
- Non-toxic, does not alter the taste of the crop
- Permeable, it does not obstruct the passage of water, air, and light.
- Prevents excessive heating of the substrate and maintains the right water balance
USE
Plants
MANUFACTURING
polypropylene
WHAT IS IT FOR?
-Prevent root freezing. -Reduce stress caused by low temperatures. -Maintain a stable microclimate around the plants. -Protect against damage from wind and freezing rain. -Extend the growing season of plants. -Improving plant survival during winter. -Bring forward sowing and extend the growing season. -Anticipate ripening and produce early crops in spring.
STRUCTURE
Easy to cut with simple scissors, it is soft, lightweight, and can be laid directly on crops or support structures. Reusable if stored completely dry at the end of the season, it can be washed by hand if very dirty. Ideal for protecting seedlings from late frosts, it promotes germination and brings forward the harvest by creating an ideal microclimate. During spring, it is advisable to lift it during the hottest hours of the day and replace it at night.
MATERIAL
Made Of Non-toxic Polypropylene, Not Derived From Recycled Raw Materials, Lightweight And Breathable.
FEATURES
- Reusable
- Lightweight: easy to handle and install.
- Resistance: adequate resistance to tearing and laceration.
- UV protection: treated to resist UV rays and last over time.
FINISH
Bianco
CUTTING
Simple Scissors
DETAIL
-Anti-UV -Windproof -Permeable -Weight 30 g/m²
PROTECTIVE COVER
By overlapping several layers, heat loss is further reduced thanks to the air chambers between the layers. Heavy protective cover, used in autumn as protection against sudden frosts and to bring late vegetables to maturity; in winter, it is used to protect against sudden changes in temperature, frost, and freezing. Perfect for fruit plants, e.g., lemons, to protect the most delicate parts from cold and wind.
COLLECTION
Ortoclima
AVAILABLE COLORS
1
MEASURES
| CODE | DIMENSIONS (M) | COLOR | EAN CODE | CONF/UDV | UDV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1A230161 | 1.6 X 10 | White | 8002929028570 | 36 | Promo Box |
| 1A230178 | 2.4 X 5 | White | 8002929028587 | 48 | Promo Box |
| 1A130287 | 1.6 X 500 | White | 8002929109675 | 1 | Roll |
| 1A130288 | 2.4 X 500 | White | 8002929109682 | 1 | Roll |
| 1A130289 | 4 x 250 | White | 8002929109699 | 1 | Roll |
| 1A230162 | 2.4 X 10 | White | 8002929125460 | 24 | Promo Box |
| 1A240163 | 1.6 X 5 | White | 8002929134844 | 36 | Promo Box |
| 1A230164 | 2 x 20 | White | 8002929134851 | 24 | Promo Box |
| 1A240161 | 2 x 500 | White | 8002929136985 | 1 | Roll |
INSTALLATION
TENAX NON-WOVEN FABRICS
Tenax Non-woven Fabrics Allow Good Light Filtration And Proper Ventilation, Ensuring That Plants Can Continue To Grow Without Suffering From Cold Stress. They Are Ideal For Covering Both The Aerial Parts And Roots Of Plants, Whether In Pots Or In The Ground.
- Consider using multiple layers of non-woven fabric in extremely cold conditions, especially for particularly delicate plants.
- Use pegs or TENAX nails to secure the fabric firmly to the ground, preventing the wind from lifting or moving it.
- Use thermometers and hygrometers inside the tunnel to monitor temperature and humidity.
WHEN TO USE PROTECTIVE NON-WOVEN FABRIC FOR PLANTS
-Late Fall: Protecting plants from the cold in late fall is essential to properly prepare them for the winter months. This practice allows plants to gradually adapt to lower temperatures, protecting them from early frosts and conserving heat in the soil. It also reduces the risk of thermal shock and root damage, ensuring a smoother transition to intense cold.
-Early Spring : Starting early growth during this period gives plants a head start when temperatures begin to rise. This is particularly useful for regions with long winters and short springs, where the soil takes longer to warm up.
