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  • #16
    I use green netting & was curious about this too. Apparently colour of netting can affect yield/size of fruit. This links interesting,although they don't use green netting.
    Use of Colored Shade Netting in Horticulture
    Location : Essex

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    • #17
      The thing is netting has holes in it, therefore the full uv spectrum passes through these and only a percentage is filtered
      82.6% of people believe any statstic!

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      • #18
        I was reading about a study with yellow netting. Whiteflies were sitting on the netting a lot,rather than the greenery below. A reduction in pesticide use was the outcome.
        Location : Essex

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