A cultivation system includes all technical installations and methods required to grow crops in a controlled environment, from irrigation and nutrient dosing to gutters, growing tables, and drainage systems. In modern horticulture, cultivation systems are fully integrated with climate and energy systems, giving growers complete control over every part of the growing process.

Substrate cultivation (gutter systems with drip irrigation, drainage reduction, and water reuse), hydroponics (closed-loop water and nutrient systems for maximum efficiency and uniformity), and aeroponics (misting technology that exposes roots directly to oxygen, water, and nutrients, ideal for crops that require high precision).

Gutter systems or growing tables with effective drainage, drip irrigation or misting systems, fertilizer dosing and pH correction units, drainage and recirculation systems, sensors and data analysis tools, and integration with climate computers. Together they form a scalable solution for both mid-sized greenhouses and large commercial operations.

Yes. VB's advanced control systems allow irrigation, fertilization, and climate adjustments to be tailored per section or crop layer. Sensors continuously measure moisture, EC, pH, and drainage, while climate computers manage temperature, humidity, and light.

Different crops require different setups: leafy greens (short cycles, high water quality, often multi-layer hydroponics), tomatoes (high water and nutrient demand, strong gutters and precise dosing), and cannabis (strict climate and light control with precise fertigation, often hydroponic or aeroponic). VB customizes every system to the crop's specific needs.