St. Lucia Customer Uses 230 Dutch Buckets to Grow Peppers On the Roof

St. Lucia Customer Uses 230 Dutch Buckets to Grow Peppers On the Roof.The customer is from Saint Lucia, and the customer is a banker. His job is relatively leisure. He hope have a sideline to increase his income.Because vegetables in Saint Lucia are expensive, he wants to grow vegetables and sell them locally.

Difficulties faced by customers：

1.Customers are office workers and have relatively little free time.

2.The customer’s budget is relatively low, and he hopes to reduce the later labor cost and maintenance cost as much as possible.

3.It’s the first time for the customer to know about hydroponics, and he doesn’t know the use method and investment income of hydroponics equipment.

4.The customer wants to grow peppers.Hope to use the vacant land on the roof.

According to the customer’s demand description, We sent our company introduction to our customers, told them that we are the original factory, and sent our system working videos to our customers. Our systems are all automated. According to the peppers that customers want to grow, we recommended the Dutch bucket system to our customers.Because the site is on the roof, we recommend customers to use drip irrigation.Customers readily adopted our team’s suggestions.then we asked the customer for the area of roof space.The customer told us that its roof area is 5.6*5.6m.After receiving the feedback of the customer’s site area, we immediately calculated the number of sites ，230 Dutch buckets can be placed on the roof.

Then, we drew the plane layout and 3d modeling effect diagram for the customer.And sent PI to the customer.The customer told us that he would go to the bank in two days, Two days later, we received the payment and arranged the delivery for the customer on the same day.The customer expressed his appreciation for our work efficiency.

One month later, the customer received the goods. During the first planting process, we provided him with technical guidance. The customer expressed his gratitude and said that he would expand the planting scale in the future.