Structures
Construction Materials
Heating
Cooling
Poinsettia
100

Design with even roof angles

Even Span

100

Not the most suitable greenhouse material due to water and humidity

Wood

100

Labor intensive

Wood burning 

100

Mirror the outside air temperature

Cooling fan

100

The color of poinsettia flowers

yellow

200

Design with a basic triangle shape, the easiest to build using spaghetti and marshmallows

A-Frame

200

The preferred flooring

Concrete

200

Affordable locally but pollution is a major concern

Coal

200
Block or minimize the heat from the sun

Shade Cloth

200

Common disease

Root rot

300

Connected structure with lots of interior open space

Ridge and Furrow

300

This type of benches are the most durable but not the most economical

Aluminum

300

Expensive and most suitable for small spaces

Electricity

300

Require only water, nozzles and pump

High pressure fog

300

The way to create fuller plants

Pinch

400

Easiest construction that gets heat from adjacent building

Lean-To

400

Exterior used in many Gothic designs

Glass

400

Depends on mother nature for energy

Wind- Turbine

400

effective for lowering temperatures quickly 10 degrees

Pad and Fan

400

Leaf that gives the poinsettia color

bract

500

Curved or arched rafters, generally covered in plastic with metal framing

Quonset

500

Covering most commonly used 

Polyethylene film

500

Upfront excavation costs are very high

Geothermal

500

Use the lower soil levels for cooling in the warm months

Geothermal

500

Country of origin

Mexico

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