This client from the United States has long desired to set up a small, stable, and controlled indoor vegetable garden at home. Due to the region's pronounced seasonal changes and inconsistent sunlight, he sought a hydroponic system that was “space-efficient, high-yielding, and easy to manage.” After comparing many hydroponic systems, he ultimately chose our 6P10 Vertical Hydroponic Tower as the core of his home farm, dedicating a specially planned, independent space for its installation.
The 6P10 Hydroponic Tower became his top choice because it integrates complete hydroponic planting functionality within a compact footprint. The 10-tier tower features 60 planting slots, enabling the production of substantial leafy greens within less than 1 square meter of floor space. It transforms indoor areas into gardens suitable for growing lettuce, spinach, kale, basil, mint, cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberries, and more to meet household needs. Constructed from food-grade PP material, the tower is safe, durable, structurally sound, and built for extended operation.
The hydroponic tower's most satisfying feature is its “automated growing system.” Timed circulation pumps automatically deliver water and nutrient solution at preset intervals, ensuring vegetable roots remain consistently oxygenated and hydrated without daily manual watering. The large 100-liter reservoir allows the system to run for extended periods on a single water refill, reducing maintenance frequency while maintaining stable nutrient solution concentration—significantly saving time.
To adapt to indoor growing conditions, we also equipped the system with full-spectrum LED plant lights. These lights simulate natural sunlight, enabling rapid plant growth even during winter or low-light environments. This allows customers to harvest clean, fresh, pesticide-free vegetables from home year-round.
This project transformed the customer's initial “curiosity about hydroponics” into a genuine passion for the practice. With the hydroponic tower system operating efficiently and reliably, he is now planning to add more vertical tower systems, transforming small indoor corners into year-round home farms.
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