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The greenhouse hydroponic system is a soilless cultivation method that delivers water and nutrients directly to crops, promoting faster growth and higher yields.
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NFT（Nutrient Film Technique）
NFT uses slightly tilted pipes to allow a thin film of nutrient solution to flow along the bottom of the channel, continuously providing water and nutrients to plant roots while ensuring oxygen exposure. The system consists of a water pump, a nutrient reservoir, PVC pipes, support structures, and a control system.
- Nutrient Circulation – A water pump delivers the nutrient solution to the top of the pipes, allowing it to flow downward.
- Root Absorption – Plant roots partially dip into the nutrient film to absorb water and nutrients while the remaining part is exposed to air for oxygen intake.
- Gravity Return – Excess solution flows back to the reservoir for filtration and reuse.
✅ Water-efficient – Nutrient solution is continuously recycled, reducing water usage by up to 90%.
✅ Ideal for large-scale production – Modular design is suitable for mass leafy green cultivation.
✅ Prevents soil contamination, reducing disease risks.
❗ Depends on electricity – If the water pump stops, roots may dry out quickly.
Ideal for: Leafy greens (lettuce, spinach, mint) and small-root crops like strawberries.
Water mist pillar
What is a Vertical Hydroponic Tower?
A vertical hydroponic tower is essentially an aeroponic tower growing system that delivers nutrients to plants through misted water.
Compared to traditional hydroponic systems, aeroponic towers offer several advantages. They allow plant roots to access more oxygen while using less water and nutrients. This efficiency helps reduce wastewater, lower costs, and minimize technical investment.
Aeroponic tower systems are particularly suitable for greenhouse hydroponic setups in high-temperature regions. Unlike conventional hydroponics, they do not require advanced climate control systems. Problems like root rot in hydroponic systems often occur due to high water temperatures caused by insufficient temperature regulation.
In fact, aeroponic towers solve the challenge of growing certain crops that struggle in traditional hydroponic setups, especially when resources are limited. Another key benefit is that plants in aeroponic towers generally grow 1.5 to 2 times faster than those in regular hydroponic systems.
Therefore, before choosing other hydroponic systems, it’s worth exploring the advantages of vertical hydroponic towers.
Advantages of the Vertical Hydroponic Tower
Large Solution Tank – The system includes a 100L nutrient solution tank, which can meet the water needs of plants throughout their entire growth cycle. The tank is equipped with wheels, making it easy to move.
Easy Installation & Leak-Proof Design – Each layer is a single integrated structure, ensuring a simple installation process and preventing leaks. The number of planting layers can be customized based on specific needs.
Higher Planting Density – Each layer contains six planting holes, offering more growing spaces than similar products. This results in higher yield per unit area.
Balanced Nutrient Supply – The internal water flow is evenly distributed, ensuring that plant roots receive consistent nutrition. This promotes uniform crop growth.
Convenient Water Level Monitoring – The system includes a water level indicator and observation window, allowing users to easily monitor water levels at any time.
Rotating Column
What is a Rotating Column System?
The rotating column system utilizes a specialized low-speed rotating motor to maximize space and resource efficiency. It is both aesthetically pleasing and easy to manage.
By establishing a unified framework and water circulation system, the rotating hydroponic system optimizes land and resource usage while maintaining a visually appealing and manageable structure.
With intelligent control and an integrated water and nutrient management system, it enables centralized management, leading to maximum yield.
The tower’s height and number of layers can be customized, with a maximum of 33 layers and a height of 6 meters.
Uneven plant growth is often caused by inconsistent light exposure. The rotating tower, equipped with a low-speed rotating motor, ensures that all plants receive equal light, promoting balanced growth and enhancing aesthetic appeal.
Advantages of the Rotating Hydroponic System
Even Light Distribution – The system uses a slow-speed rotating motor to ensure uniform light exposure for all crops.
Enhanced Structural Support – Bearings are used to increase the tower’s load-bearing capacity, especially for tall structures, while also extending the motor’s lifespan.
Efficient Centralized Management – The system allows for the integration of a centralized irrigation system and intelligent control system, making it highly suitable for large-scale projects.
The rotating hydroponic column system with built-in lighting can be customized according to the available space. It is suitable for both small home systems and large-scale vertical farming projects, maximizing yield and economic benefits.
Hydroponic tidal seedling bed
What is a Hydroponic Ebb and Flow Seedbed?
A hydroponic ebb and flow seedbed is an efficient water-saving irrigation system named after the natural tidal phenomenon. This system originated in the Netherlands, where horticultural technology is highly advanced. It later spread to Japan, the United States, and the United Kingdom, developing rapidly and becoming a primary irrigation method for greenhouses in developed countries.
System Components
The ebb and flow system consists of four main parts:
- Ebb and flow cultivation bed
- Nutrient solution circulation system (including nutrient tank, circulation pump, and pipelines)
- Control system
- Cultivation containers (planting trays)
Features of the Hydroponic Ebb and Flow Seedbed
High Water and Nutrient Efficiency – This system operates in a fully enclosed circulation loop, achieving over 90% water and fertilizer utilization efficiency.
Faster Growth Rate – Crops grown with this method develop at least one day faster per week compared to traditional seedling methods, increasing facility efficiency.
Improved Photosynthesis – Since there is no water film on plant leaves, they receive more light exposure, enhancing photosynthesis and promoting better nutrient absorption through transpiration.
Stable Root Environment – The ebb and flow irrigation ensures optimal moisture and oxygen levels in the root zone, preventing capillary roots from drying out near the container edges.
Better Humidity Control – The system keeps plant leaves dry, reducing the need for chemical treatments and improving plant health.
Weed and Fungal Prevention – The dry environment beneath the cultivation bed prevents weed growth and fungal infestations.
Lower Labor Costs – Even with manual nutrient management, one person can irrigate 0.2 hectares of seedlings in just 20-30 minutes.
Flexible and Unrestricted Use – The system can be used at any time, regardless of crop variety, tray size, or growth stage.
Zipper Hydroponic System
What is a Zipper Hydroponic System?
The zipper hydroponic system is a high-efficiency indoor vertical farming solution designed for maximum space utilization. Its water circulation system saves 90-95% more water compared to traditional growing methods.
This system is equipped with removable wheels, allowing for quick and easy planting and management. It also features an automatic water management system with integrated piping, reducing manual effort and ensuring healthy plant growth—even when you are away from the farm.
The zipper planting tubes are typically made from high-quality PVC, with plants held securely in place using transplant sponges.
A filter cotton layer ensures that plants receive adequate nutrients and moisture while filtering out impurities.
Advantages of the Zipper Hydroponic Column System
Vertical Farming with High Space Utilization – This system requires minimal floor space while maximizing planting capacity. It can reach heights of up to 5 meters, allowing for higher crop density per unit area.
Efficient Water and Nutrient Absorption – The planting sponges effectively absorb water, while the filter cotton layer removes impurities, ensuring the roots receive sufficient moisture.
Easy Mobility and Fresh Harvests – The moveable planting tubes make it easy to maintain and guarantee a constant supply of fresh vegetables.
Lightweight, Flexible, and Durable – The system is easy to set up, move, and clean, with a long lifespan. It is ideal for both home use and high-yield commercial farming.
Deep-water culture（DWC）
What is a Deep Water Culture (DWC) System?
Deep Water Culture (DWC), also known as direct hydroponics, is a method of hydroponic farming where plant roots are continuously suspended in nutrient-rich, highly oxygenated water. It is an ideal system for both beginners and experienced indoor growers.
DWC and Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) are among the most commonly used hydroponic systems today. Typically, DWC is best suited for growing short-term, non-fruiting crops such as leafy greens and herbs.
When discussing hydroponics, Deep Water Culture is an essential topic. As one of the purest forms of hydroponics, DWC is considered one of the simplest yet most effective hydroponic growing methods.
Advantages of the Deep Water Culture System
Low Equipment Maintenance Costs – The system is simple and requires minimal maintenance.
Faster Growth Compared to Soil – Plants grow significantly faster due to direct access to oxygen and nutrients.
Minimal Moving Parts and Components – Unlike other hydroponic systems, DWC has fewer mechanical components, making it more reliable and easy to manage.
Low Cost and Reduced Utility Expenses – DWC is an affordable hydroponic system with lower electricity and water consumption.
Aeroponics System
The aeroponics system uses high-pressure misting devices to spray nutrient-rich mist directly onto plant roots. The roots are suspended in air, allowing them to absorb both nutrients and oxygen efficiently. The system includes nozzles, a pressure pump, a nutrient solution reservoir, and an automatic control system to ensure a stable nutrient supply.
- Nutrient Atomization – The high-pressure pump converts nutrient solution into fine mist (micron-sized droplets) and sprays it onto the roots.
- Root Absorption – The exposed roots absorb moisture and nutrients from the mist while getting enough oxygen from the air.
- Closed-Loop Circulation – Excess mist is collected and reused to minimize waste.
✅ Maximizes oxygen supply, accelerating plant growth.
✅ Highly water- and nutrient-efficient, reducing waste.
✅ Lowers the risk of soil-borne diseases due to the soilless environment.
❗ Requires precise control – If the misting system fails, roots dry out quickly.
👉 Ideal for: High-value crops (such as medicinal plants, leafy greens, and strawberries) and research laboratories.
Other Pipe-Based Hydroponic Systems
Deep Water Culture (DWC)
DWC suspends plant roots in a continuously oxygenated nutrient solution. An air pump provides oxygen to prevent root suffocation.
Drip Irrigation Substrate System
This system uses drip irrigation pipes to deliver nutrient solution to substrates (such as coconut coir, rock wool, or perlite), where plant roots absorb water and nutrients.
Deep Water Culture (DWC)
- Full Root Immersion – Roots remain submerged in the nutrient solution for continuous nutrient uptake.
- Oxygenation – An air pump generates bubbles to maintain dissolved oxygen levels and prevent root rot.
- Nutrient Recycling – The nutrient solution is replaced or recirculated to maintain balance.
✅ Best for deep-rooted crops, such as tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.
✅ Ensures a stable water and nutrient supply, reducing maintenance.
❗ Risk of water stagnation – Insufficient oxygen can cause root diseases.
Drip Irrigation Substrate System
- Drip Fertigation – Nutrient solution is precisely delivered to plant roots, minimizing waste.
- Substrate Retention – The growing medium retains moisture, ensuring continued root absorption between irrigation cycles.
- Recirculation or Drainage – Excess nutrient solution is either collected for reuse or drained to prevent salt buildup.
✅ Best for fruit-bearing and vine crops, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and bell peppers.
✅ Provides a consistent water supply, ideal for commercial greenhouses.
❗ Requires periodic flushing of substrates to prevent nutrient buildup.
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