Greenhouse

Greenhouse gardens extend the growing season of prized crops and plants to allow for year round cultivation and harvestingBy providing a closed grow environment, the Greenhouse gives the grower more control over the plant’s environment and LushCONTROL places that power conveniently in the grower’s pocket to monitor and manage their grow from anywhere.

Aquaponics

Aquaponics is a synergistic approach to farming in which the plants and fish create a perpetual life cycle, completing the nutritional needs of the other through their sharing of the water resources.

Aquaponics gardening systems are gaining interest worldwide due to their resource efficiencies and multiple profit centres being achieved while still being able to deliver the benefits of locally grown produce. LushCONTROL plays a vital role in the achievement of a harmonious ecosystem by monitoring and maintaining the ideal pH and EC levels for a symbiotic relationship.

Hydroponics

Hydroponics is an exploding industry that has yet to reach its full potential. The use of hydroponics broadens the ability to garden in small spaces where adequate land is scarce and in arid or barren conditions not conducive to propagation. Hydroponics is gardening without soil. In hydroponic gardening systems, plants are placed in a growing medium and nutrients are provided directly to the roots through various watering methods. Many people are surprised that plants don’t require soil to live, but soil can sometimes be a very inefficient growing medium. Plants expend a great deal of energy growing root systems so they can search the soil for the water and nutrients they need to survive. By providing constant and readily available nutrition, hydroponics allows plants to grow up to 50% faster than they do in soil.

Soil-Growing

Soil is a vital part of our environment. It allows plants to grow, holds and cleans water, recycles nutrients and provides a home for a multitude of organisms on Earth.“Healthy” soil can be defined as one that is a home for a multitude of organisms – for example, bacteria, amoebae, insect larvae, earthworms, etc. Most of these organisms – big and small – are an essential part of enhancing the nutrients that stimulate plant growth.

Floriculture

Floriculture, or flower farming, is a discipline of horticulture concerned with the cultivation of flowering and ornamental plants for gardens and for floristry, comprising the floral industry. The development, via plant breeding, of new varieties is a major occupation of floriculturists. Floriculture crops include bedding plants, houseplants, flowering garden and pot plants, cut cultivated greens, and cut flowers.

Outdoor Gardening

Developing on the traditional “Plant and Watch” method we all grew up with, the LUSH suite of grow automation tools now gives you all the insight and data of what is going on with your grow in the palm of your hand.

Aquaculture

Aquaculture or fish farming accounts for over 50% of the world market for fish products. As global populations continue to increase, wild populations of commercially captured fish can no longer support this demand. Aquaculture provides an efficient means of protein production. In the US great strides have been taken by the industry to insure best management practices for the sustainability, consistency, economic feasibility, food safety, and environmentally friendly ways for farmed fish and shellfish production.