Hydroponic Greenhouses for Commercial Growers
Hydroponics grows crops in water and nutrient solution or in substrate, so the greenhouse has to carry the system as well as the climate. We design around the system you choose.
Common hydroponic systems

Nutrient film technique
A thin film of nutrient solution flows through channels past the roots. Popular for leafy greens.
Affects- Channel layout
- Flat or gently sloped floor
- Pumps and tanks

Deep water culture
Plants float on a raft above a tank of nutrient solution.
Affects- Raft ponds
- Aeration
- Level floor

Ebb and flow
Benches flood with solution on a cycle and then drain.
Affects- Benches
- Pumps
- Drainage

Gutters, slabs or bags
Plants grow in a substrate with drip irrigation. Common for fruiting crops.
Affects- Drip irrigation
- Drainage
- Support wires

Bucket systems
Individual buckets fed by drip, often used for larger plants.
Affects- Drip lines
- Drainage
- Spacing
What a hydroponic greenhouse needs
A level, clean floor
Systems need a level base and easy cleaning.
Water and nutrient control
Tanks, pumps, dosing and drainage planned with the structure.
Climate control
Ventilation, shading and heating keep the root zone and the canopy stable.
Power and backup
Pumps depend on power, so plan backup for critical equipment.
Common questions
Straight answers. If yours is not here, ask us.
It depends on the crop, labor and budget. Tell us your crop and we advise on the options.
We supply the greenhouse and can supply growing systems together with it. Scope is confirmed per project.
Many crops work. Leafy greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and strawberries are common.
Explore other crops
Plan your hydroponic greenhouse
Send your crop, system and area. We reply within 24 hours.
Consultation and project proposals are free.
What to include
- Crop
- System
- Area

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