Hydroponic Greenhouse Water Treatment Systems
Good water quality is one of the most important factors in growing quality of greenhouse crops, yet it is often taken for granted, and it is often assumed that all water is compatible for plants.
Poor quality water can be responsible for slow growth, poor aesthetic quality of the crop and in some cases, can result in the gradual death of the plants. High soluble salts can directly damage roots, interfering with water and nutrient uptake. Salts can accumulate in plant leaf margins, causing burning of the edges. Water with high alkalinity can adversely affect the pH of the growing medium, interfering with nutrient uptake and causing nutrient deficiencies which reduce plant health.Hydroponic farming relies heavily on water!
Low-quality water can lead to slow crop growth and, in some cases, gradual plant death.
With hydroponic greenhouse water treatment systems:
- Yield increases by 70%.
- Controlled growth is ensured.
- Risks of microbes, bacteria, and parasites are eliminated.
- Water conservation is achieved.
- Stacked systems result in increased productnquantity.
- Produce is flavorful and healthy.
- Minimal need for pesticides and fertilizers