Malaysia customer ordered samples of hydroponic towers to plan a vertical commercial farm

Malaysia does not have a clear change of seasons, with abundant rainfall, high temperatures and humidity throughout the year, which is ideal for the rapid growth of vegetable plants, but also susceptible to pests and diseases and excessive precipitation, so the hydroponic tower system, which is a highly controllable system that enables stable cultivation, is ideal for our client's upcoming commercial farm project. We recommended the 6P10 hydroponic tower system as a starting solution for the farm.

This vertical hydroponic tower system has a compact design with a small footprint but high planting density. The 10-tier hydroponic tower can grow a minimum of 60 leafy greens, which is ideal for efficient planting and production in a greenhouse or limited space. The overall modular structure of the hydroponic tower makes it easy to install and put into operation by connecting the water and electricity, which is especially suitable for inexperienced growers.

What's more, the 6P10 hydroponic tower comes with a water recycling system, which saves 90% of water consumption compared to traditional cultivation methods, very much in line with Malaysia's demand for water conservation and pursuit of environmental protection in the tropical climate. With soilless technology, customers can also avoid soil diseases and excessive moisture that can cause problems, ensuring healthy growth of vegetables throughout the year.

In addition, we also provided basic training on hydroponic cultivation, including the method of nutrient solution configuration, seedling nursery techniques and daily planting maintenance tips. The customer was very satisfied with our products and services and decided to order a few sets of hydroponic towers as samples for testing. After the customer accumulates some planting experience, we will also help the customer to combine the climate characteristics of Malay Sita and his farm design to provide customized planting solutions to help him gradually expand to commercial farm production.