Growing Basil and Greens in Saudi Arabia with the Vertical Hydroponic Tower System

For Saudi Arabia, one of the problem limiting agricultural development is water shortage. Our client learned about hydroponics and wanted to solve the problems of water wastage and space constraints in traditional soil-based farming with this innovative agricultural technology. After examining a variety of hydroponic systems, the client chose our vertical 4P6 hydroponic tower system. Traditional soil cultivation consumes a lot of water and is susceptible to pests and diseases, requiring frequent use of pesticides. On the other hand, the 4P6 hydroponic tower can precisely supply water and nutrients to crops in a closed loop system, which saves 90% of agricultural water compared to traditional farming methods. At the same time, soil-less agriculture greatly reduces the risk of pests and diseases, as well as the frequency of chemical use, ensuring food safety. The client plans to grow basil, as well as salad greens, mint and cherry tomatoes, which are commonly consumed by the local Arab population.

The 4P6 hydroponic tower is a classic modular vertical hydroponic system with 24 growing holes in a footprint of less than 1 square meter, making full use of vertical space and expanding the growing area, making it ideal for use in Saudi urban farming or greenhouses with limited space. It also grows a wide variety of species, making it ideal for commercial farms.

The customer is very satisfied with the 4P6 hydroponic tower system and is planning to expand the planting area. The simple modular structure of the hydroponic towers also provides the customer with the flexibility to increase production and expand the size of the commercial farm by simply adding a few more hydroponic towers, which is convenient and easy to use.