Black Mulch Film 1.0m x 240m Agricultural Plastic Mulch for Vegetables Greenhouse Strawberry Garden Weed Control and Moisture Retention

Agriculture Black Mulch Film 1.0m x 240m, Thickness 0.01mm Product overview This black agricultural mulch film is made from selected plastic to provide durable ground coverage for gardens, greenhouses, orchards, and small fruit rows. It is designed to suppress weeds, retain soil warmth and moisture, and reduce nutrient loss while supporting earlier and higher crop yields. Key benefits Effective weed control to reduce manual weeding and competition for nutrients. Warms soil and promotes earlier crop development by increasing soil temperature. Reduces soil moisture evaporation and helps retain nutrients in the root zone. tensile strength and abrasion resistance for longlasting performance. No peculiar smell on delivery and supplied in an individual package for convenience. Specifications Material: Plastic Thickness: 0.01 mm Size options: 0.8 m x 300 m, 1.0 m x 240 m, 1.2 m x 200 m Width options: 0.8 m, 1.0 m, 1.2 m Package: Individual package Primary functions Weed suppression and reflective weeding performance where applicable Warmth and moisture retention to support plant establishment Dustproof and protective surface coverage for greenhouse and field use Typical applications and scenarios Vegetables: Use for transplanted warm season crops and cool season crops, and for directseeded hill crops such as cucumbers, to reduce weed pressure and conserve moisture. Small fruits: Use in strawberry annual hill systems to reduce soil contact, suppress weeds, and improve fruit cleanliness and development. Greenhouse and orchard beds: Cover rows to maintain soil warmth and reduce dust, making maintenance easier and supporting plant growth. Handling and delivery note For transportation convenience the film is folded into a compact cube. If this packaging method is a concern, please do not place an . Suitable for growers who need a reliable, easy to install mulch film for weed control, moisture conservation, and improved soil warming during the growing season.