How To Use Frost Protection Fleece?

Frost Protection Fleece is a lightweight, breathable nonwoven spunbond fabric used to protect plants from frost, cold winds, and pests. It is commonly made from polypropylene or polyester and is designed to allow light and moisture to reach the plants while providing insulation. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use frost protection fleece effectively:

 Choose the Right Fleece

Choose cold resistant non-woven fabrics that are suitable for the local climate and plant types. This material should have good breathability, waterproofness, and insulation properties.

• Select a fleece with the appropriate weight (measured in grams per square meter, or GSM). Lighter fleece (17-30 GSM) is suitable for mild frost, while heavier fleece (50 GSM or more) is better for harsher conditions.
• Ensure the fleece is UV-stabilized if you plan to leave it on for extended periods.

Prepare Your Plants

• Water the plants thoroughly before covering them. Moist soil retains heat better and helps protect the roots.
• Remove any dead or damaged leaves to prevent mold or disease under the fleece.
• Measurement and cutting: Measure and cut cold resistant non-woven fabric according to the size and shape of the plants that need to be protected. Ensure that the cut size is appropriate and can fully cover the plants.

Cover the Plants

• Drape the Fleece: Gently place the fleece over the plants, ensuring it reaches the ground on all sides. Avoid pulling it too tight, as this can damage the plants.
• Secure the Edges: Use rocks, bricks, soil, or pegs to weigh down the edges of the fleece. This prevents cold air from getting underneath and keeps the fleece in place during windy conditions.
• Leave Room for Growth: For taller plants or shrubs, use stakes or hoops to create a tent-like structure, allowing space for the plants to grow without touching the fleece.

Monitor the Plants

• Check the plants regularly to ensure they are healthy and not overheating. Fleece is breathable, but on sunny days, temperatures underneath can rise.
• Remove the fleece during the day if the weather warms up, and re-cover the plants at night when temperatures drop.

Remove the Fleece

• Once the risk of frost has passed, remove the fleece to allow the plants to receive full sunlight and air circulation.
• Store the fleece in a dry, cool place for future use.

Tips for Effective Use

• Layering: For extreme cold, use multiple layers of fleece for added insulation.
• Ventilation: Ensure the fleece is not airtight, as plants need airflow to prevent mold and rot.
• Reusability: Frost protection fleece is reusable. Clean and dry it before storing to extend its lifespan.
• Pest Protection: Fleece also acts as a barrier against pests like birds and insects, so it can be used beyond the frost season.

Lay a layer of cold resistant non-woven fabric around the roots of plants to protect them from the effects of cold weather.Regularly check the cold proof non-woven fabric to ensure that it has not been blown away or damaged by the wind. If necessary, the non-woven fabric can be re fixed or replaced.By following these steps, you can effectively protect your plants from frost damage and ensure they thrive even in colder weather.

Dongguan Liansheng Non woven Technology Co., Ltd. was established in May 2020. It is a large-scale non-woven fabric production enterprise integrating research and development, production, and sales. It can produce various colors of PP spunbond non-woven fabrics with a width of less than 3.2 meters from 9 grams to 300 grams.