Consider these benefits and you will understand why:

• Watering and feeding chores kept to a minimum – no guesswork.
• You can go away on holiday knowing your plants will be happy.
• Saves you time to attend to your business or other commitments.
• Good clean fun, with the emphasis on “clean” – no messy potting or repotting.
• Plant growth is lush and rapid; in fact plants grow larger and healthier.
• Soil borne diseases or pests cannot effect the plants. The plants are also more resilient to air borne pest such as black fly, red spider mite, etc. This makes Hydroponic plants ideal for hospitals, restaurants/cafes, hotel environments and other locations where hygiene is paramount.
• Enhance and create a professional, welcoming and relaxed environment.

and remember that poorly kept displays reflect badly on image and credibility.

Observations of comparable soil and Hydroculture plants confirm that Hydroculture plants maintain a greater uniformity of moisture throughout the root system thus avoiding the wet/dry cycle that can occur in maintaining soil plants.

This factor in conjunction with a unique specialised fertiliser leads to healthier plants, exhibiting a greater tolerance for lower light conditions, increased resistance to insect and decease attack, with consequent savings on maintenance and replacement plants.

This dose not mean we are creating bionic plants. It basically comes back to the principle of using the most effective method of growing and maintaining healthy plants.

In a multi plant arrangement, all the plants in their respective culture pots are on the same level i.e. they sit on the base of the container to ensure uniform watering throughout. It is worth noting that very large Hydroculture plants have comparably smaller root ball containment – with obvious advantages.

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