Agricultural Hydroponic System Greenhouse

What is a hydroponic growing system greenhouse?
Hydroponic greenhouses may seem like a modern, creative growing method, but they've actually been around for centuries. Instead of growing plants in soil, greenhouse hydroponics uses water (as the name suggests) to provide plants with the nutrients they need to grow.

Generally speaking, we use greenhouses to grow vegetables, flowers, ornamental plants, etc. Greenhouses are also ideal for gardens, plant nurseries, vegetable farms, flower farms, plant research, and university horticulture projects. Nowadays, hydroponic greenhouses are very popular. , let’s take a look at what are the methods of greenhouse cultivation.

Generally speaking, these three are common greenhouse growing systems:

1. Hydroponics: Plants are grown in neutral and inert substrates such as sand, clay and rock materials that are regularly irrigated with liquids rich in minerals and nutrients.

2. Aeroponics: Plants grow without using any soil or soil substitutes. The roots are suspended in the air inside the closed container, exposed to a mist of nutrient-rich water, and periodically sprayed through a nozzle.

3. Aquaponics: Aquaponics is the integration of fish production into a hydroponic growing system. More precisely, it uses fish waste as a source of nutrients for processed plants.

We live in cities and there is a huge demand for food and leafy greens, especially from producers who sell to chefs and restaurants. At this time, the role of the greenhouse is highlighted. More vegetables can be grown for supply. In addition, the greenhouse has many advantages.

We live in cities and there is a huge demand for food and leafy greens, especially from producers who sell to chefs and restaurants. At this time, the role of the greenhouse is highlighted. More vegetables can be grown for supply. In addition, the greenhouse has many advantages.

1. Reduce water consumption. The use of hydroponics reduces overall water consumption.

2. Reduce waste. With more control over the growing environment, commercial greenhouse users can monitor and adjust the growing environment to increase yields while using fewer resources.

3. Organic and sustainable products. By reducing the use of natural resources (not including artificial or inorganic substances) and conserving energy and water, greenhouse growers are more successful in growing products that can be certified and labeled as organic and sustainable.

4. A longer growing season. By providing greater control over climate, irrigation and heat, greenhouses can extend the growing season, increase harvests and improve farm profitability.

5. Natural light – Save energy costs and further reduce your carbon footprint by using sunlight as a light source.

It can be said that the construction of a greenhouse is a complex process that requires a lot of planning, which requires a professional greenhouse manufacturer to plan and design for you. Henan Doran Agricultural Technology Co., Ltd. has been engaged in greenhouses for more than 10 years and exported to 120+ countries