Leafy
Greens in Hydroponics –A general outlook.
Hey readers, this is an Introductory page about growing leafy
greens in hydroponic system.
We provide total guidance and services regarding such
project, here is an overview about what you can grow in a leafy green
hydroponics farm, most grown vegetables, and some facts about them.
Leafy greens are the most popular hydroponically grown
vegetables. Some of the listed leafy greens here are arugula, basil, chive, endive,
kale, lettuce, and spinach. We can get a good yield in a controlled environment
in hydroponics.
Our TAL hydroponic systems supply special secret blend of
nutrient to the roots in solution with different methods according to the requirements
of the plants.
Hydroponically growing these leafy green plants is great for
conserving water in compare to traditional methods since the only water loss is
what is taken up and transpired through the plant leaves than losing water from
soil or media exposed to sun in
traditional methods.
Most popular lettuce and leafy green varieties that are easy
to grow well using hydroponic systems and we provide a complete setup for the
same all along with timely maintenance services.
Arugula:
It can be harvested as early as 1 month after plantation one
of the easiest plants to grow in a hydroponics system.
The leaves of this plant add a bitter, tangy and peppery flavour
to the salad. Can be grown hydroponically all-year-round.
Arugula has a peppery taste and is rich in vitamin A,
vitamin C, folate, and calcium. Hydroponically grown arugula is delicate in
texture, flavour, and appearance, it has more succulent and nutrient-dense
leaves
Read our posts about Arugula
Basil:
Basil is a high demand plant,
which is easy to grow in a hydroponics setup. These plants take up a little
more space than others as we need to prune them regularly. In optimal
conditions Basil can be grown in 28 days from seeds to start yielding. It is a
plant with amazing flavours used in many Italian dishes. Most popular basil recipe
is Pesto.
You can read more about basil
here
Chives:
A perennial plant that produces grass-like leaves that have a
leek-like flavour.
Chives are rich in vitamin A and vitamin C, traces of sulphur
and are rich in iron and calcium. Used for great culinary creations.
Read our posts about Chives
Endive:
The Green Curled Endive plant will produce dark green curly
leaves with large tender crisp ribs, excellent on salads and sandwiches. Endive
rich in several vitamins and minerals, especially in folate and vitamins A and
K, and is high in fibre.
You can read more about Endive here
Kale:
Delicious and tender when stir-fried. Start harvesting young
baby Kale 20 – 30 days after they were planted hydroponically. Fully mature
Kale can take 3 to 4 months. This of course changes depending on the variety
and growing conditions.
Read more about Kale here
Lettuce:
Lettuce is one of the popular hydroponic crops. It thrives
in the simplest of setups. Harvesting the outer leaves of lettuce as it grows should
be practiced than harvesting the whole plant, so we’ll end up with an extended
harvest of fresh lettuce. After cutting the outer leaves away, the inner leaves
quickly produce to take their place.
Read our posts about Lettuce
Spinach:
Spinach of any variety grow well in
a hydroponics system as it loves a nice moist environment gets ready for
harvest from a seedling after around 14 to 21 days. Cooler temperature ranges
at maturity promote sweet tasting harvests.
Read more about growing spinach
in hydroponics
Swiss chard:
It is a winter leafy green
vegetable and easy to grow hydroponically in a controlled environment. It’s not
only one of the most popular vegetables along the Mediterranean, but also it is
one of the most nutritious veggies too. You can harvest Swiss chard plants at
around 35 days. Even after harvesting, it will continue to grow and prosper and
give the heavy harvest.
Read more information about
Swiss chard
Growing leafy greens hydroponically
will ensure the production of pest and pesticide free-healthy foods to the consumers,
the total water consumption in the whole system is far less (approximately 10
to 20%) of what in a farm.
Our services ensure that there is
no glitch in the system and get great yield year around, our maintenance team
will look after your system upon call for minimal prices.
We will shortly update our terms
and conditions in a downloadable pdf form here
For more details you may
contact us.
