The French market continues to see growing demand for high-quality herbs and functional botanicals. The client sought to introduce more efficient and controllable hydroponic growing methods within existing modern greenhouses as a crucial pilot project prior to commercial-scale farming.
During preliminary discussions, the client explicitly stated their desire to conduct small-scale trials to evaluate hydroponic planting's overall performance in terms of yield, stability, and labor costs, while accumulating reliable data for future scale-up. After comparing multiple hydroponic solutions, the client ultimately selected our vertical hydroponic tower system, valuing its compact footprint, high yield per unit area, and high level of automation—making it highly suitable for large-scale cultivation within greenhouse environments.
Based on the spatial layout of the client's greenhouse and the growth requirements of their herbaceous plants, we specifically recommended the 6P9 hydroponic tower model. This model features moderate height and compact design, enabling multi-point cultivation within limited space. Paired with an automated nutrient solution circulation system, it provides plants with a consistently uniform, oxygen-rich root environment. The vertical structure also enhances greenhouse space utilization while simplifying daily management and harvesting, reducing labor input.
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As a specialized hydroponic equipment supplier with extensive vertical farming expertise, we provided comprehensive support—from system selection and configuration recommendations to installation and cultivation guidance. Our hydroponic tower systems are deployed across Europe, the Middle East, and North America, serving greenhouses, indoor farms, and commercial hydroponic projects. This proven track record further bolstered the client's confidence in the solution's feasibility.
Ultimately, the client decided to procure several 6P9 hydroponic towers as trial units for initial cultivation. We anticipate excellent growing results within the French greenhouse environment and look forward to building upon this foundation for deeper collaboration in future commercial hydroponic projects.
