What happens to a solar energy inside the greenhouse?

Inside a greenhouse, solar energy enters through the transparent glass or plastic walls and roof, where it is absorbed by plants, soil, and other surfaces. This energy warms the interior, creating a microclimate that promotes plant growth by increasing temperature and humidity levels. The greenhouse effect helps retain heat, allowing for year-round cultivation even in cooler climates. Additionally, some of the absorbed solar energy is converted into chemical energy through photosynthesis, supporting plant development.