greenhouse rock wool
One of the bedding cultures used in hydroponic cultivation inside or outside the country is rock wool bedding. But what is this bed of rock wool and what are its uses and benefits? In this article of Mazra Bekr Company, we will discuss this issue. You can contact us for more information. Mazrae Bekr Greenhouse Company is able to meet the needs of its customers in the field of greenhouse construction and related issues by considering the best facilities at the best level of quality
At present, all over the world, people who work in the field of hydroponic cultivation, especially vegetables, eggplants, cucumbers or tomatoes, will use this type of bedding for their products. Rock wool contains a combination of molybdenum acid, which improves the physical condition of the soil to improve the growth process of the plant, and therefore is very suitable for planting vegetables. Also, this type of bed can be used not only in agricultural lands and greenhouses, but also in homes, and you can grow your flowers and plants using it.
What is a rock wool bedding and what are its benefits?
One of the best substrates in hydroponic cultivation is the use of rock wool substrate.
Rock wool is completely sterile and pure and is not affected by chemical compounds.
One of the best properties of rock wool is the absence of harmful substances such as nitrates, heavy metals, toxins, etc., which makes us have a completely healthy and quality product without harmful chemicals.
In this type of cultivation, the plant is placed in a bag containing rock wool and the required nutrients are given to each plant in a drip.
Bags containing rock wool are produced in different sizes and heights, which are selected according to the type of plant and the growing period.
Due to the opaque material of this system, light does not penetrate into it at all.
Rock wool is not toxic.
Advantages of using rock wool in hydroponic cultivation
- Due to the presence of holes in the rock wool, the root of the plant can grow easily.
- Due to the uniform distribution of water in the rock wool, the plant will retain its required moisture and will not suffer from dehydration.
- Due to the fact that the rock wool environment is completely sterile, the possibility of pests or diseases will not be provided.
- Saves water consumption and more space for cultivation will be available.
Use rock wool
This system is used in the largest greenhouse in the world. Rock wool bedding was first created in the United States. Based on the experience and good results obtained from these materials, these materials were quickly used by others and also exported to other parts of the world. This system is used for hydroponic cultivation in the largest greenhouse in the world, which covers an area of more than 55 hectares in England.