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How much pesticide (insecticides and herbicides included) does the AEROponic technique use?
AEROponics uses 0% of pesticides,
insecticides and herbicides.
Since it is a soil-less technique, it does not need any of these to grow healthy crops.
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What can you automate inside an
AEROponics Greenhouse?
Thanks to our partners, in our AEROponic greenhouses, you can automate everything from seeding to harvest. Additionally, the GREENOVA system features patented mobile trays that move through conveyors, creating an efficient circuit.
How much water does our AEROponics system saves in comparison with Open Field Farming?
Our GREENOVA System saves 96% of water compared to Open Field farming because,
instead of irrigating the soil, a rolling robot sprays directly onto the roots from below.
The water that falls from this spray
is then filtered and reinjected.
The 60% water savings is when compared to HYDROponics, where the roots, instead of being in the air, are submerged.
How important is oxygen for plant health, nutrient absorption and avoiding diseases?
Oxygen is the key for cellular respiration,
(to obtain energy allowing growth)
nutrient absorption,
(nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and more)
disease prevention,
(fungi and bacteria that cause root rot)
and a healthy root growth
(to improve overall plant health).
With AEROponics, roots in the air
equals oxygen circulation.
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What varieties can you grow with AEROponics technique?
With AEROponics you can grow almost everything:
leafy greens, (lettuce, spinach, kale, lollo, iceberg, etc) herbs, (basil, mint, parsley, thyme and more aromatics) peppers, strawberries, microgreens, flowers, potatoes, tomatoes and more!
Up to how many times can you
multi-cut herbs with
our GREENOVA System?
A patented tray circuit that moves through conveyors allows a herb to be harvested up to 7 times, going in and out, using the same seed and substrate. Efficiency is guaranteed, without compromising product quality.
Principal feature of the
AEROponics farming technique:
In AEROponics, the plant roots are suspended in the air and receive nutrients through a spray,
while in HYDROponics, the roots are submerged
in a nutrient-rich water solution.
How do the roots receive the water and nutrients they need? Vía:
In our AEROponics system there is a spraying robot
rolling non-stop from one side to another
giving water and nutrients directly to the roots
from above. In other techniques, like HYDROponics, there are connected gutters used to transport the nutrient solution to the plant roots, which are submerged.
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