In arid regions like Somalia, smallholder farming faces persistent challenges such as water scarcity and limited arable land, making stable vegetable cultivation difficult. Our client relies primarily on sheep and camel husbandry for livelihood, with high dependence on land and water resources. They sought to supplement their household with a stable source of fresh vegetables without increasing land use or water pressure. To address this need, the client explored more water-efficient and productive planting methods. By adopting a hydroponic system in a controlled environment, he aimed to achieve stable, safe vegetable production within limited space.
After evaluating multiple solutions, he purchased a 6P10 Vertical Hydroponic Growing Tower system for home production. The 6P10 hydroponic tower features a 10-tier vertical planting structure with 6 planting holes per tier, totaling 60 planting positions. Its compact footprint and high planting density make it ideal for home gardens or limited indoor/outdoor spaces. The water-fertilizer recirculation design conserves 90% of irrigation water, while the hydroponic method eliminates issues caused by unstable soil conditions.
Upon receiving the hydroponic equipment, the customer successfully assembled it following our provided installation video and illustrated instructions. Despite having no prior gardening or hydroponic experience, the customer swiftly commenced cultivation using our planting manual and basic hydroponics tutorial videos.
Currently, the customer has experimented with growing salad staples like lettuce and spinach in the hydroponic tower. They have also started cultivating tomato seedlings, planning to transplant them into the tower later. The 6P10 Hydroponic Tower demonstrates strong adaptability to various crops, supporting both leafy greens and fruiting vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.
The customer also indicated that if the vegetable cultivation results remain consistently stable, he plans to further introduce our hydroponic equipment for fodder production. This will integrate hydroponic technology with his existing livestock system, providing a fresher feed source for his animals!