Cultivation of various high-wire crops with Full LED and Hybrid LED
Cultivation of various high-wire crops with Full LED and Hybrid LED
Cultivation of various ornamental crops with Full LED and Hybrid LED
Multi-layer cultivation of various young plants
Cultivation under LED grow light will allow you to serve your local market even better than you already do, or even meet the requirements of a new market optimally.
Realising your goals always begins with a discussion about your requirements, your situation and your greenhouse. Based on this conversation, we then advise you on the the best light recipe and the corresponding light intensity. This approach ensures that the use of grow light is always in line with your requirements, along with the cultivation goals for various growth stages and types of crops.
Cultivation with LED grow light creates a new heat balance in your greenhouse. This is mainly due to the fact that an HPS light source gives off radiant heat, which LED grow light does not. This has an impact on crop development, evaporation from the crop, and the energy input into the greenhouse.
With our calculation models, we are able to compare various light sources and configurations. These calculation models were developed by Hortilux’s engineers, and we use them to provide you with sound advice.
Grow Light and Growing by Plant Empowerment
Van Marrewijk Tomatoes is a family business that has grown and expanded from generation to generation. Owner Jan van Marrewijk now has a 19.4-hectare greenhouse in the Dutch town of Dinteloord, where he produces high-quality tomatoes year-round.
Beautiful ‘customized’ pot lilies and lower energy costs with Full LED grow light system
Wetering Potlilium grows as customer-specific as possible and therefore wants to prevent plant deviations. This makes it important to have as many buttons as possible to turn and thus produce the right plant for the customer.
‘Hybrid LED grow light should deliver an additional 12 kilos of production’
Norwegian consumers prefer tomatoes grown in their own country. For Mjølsnes Gartneri AS this was reason enough to invest in a grow light installation, in order to further optimise production between February and October.