| Dutch Bucket System: The black or tan (3) gallon Dutch Buckets are evenly spaced for maximum production, filled with perlite media, set on a pre-drilled 1.5" PVC drain pipe. Can be set up as an open or closed system.
Irrigation System: Uses a specialized drip tube, white outside, black inside to discourage algae growth and keep nutrient cool during high temperatures. Quality emitters... irrigation fittings included.
Nutrient Controller: Utilizes large insulated nutrient reservoir controlled with On-demand Nutridose controller. No injectors to fail. Includes nutrient stock tanks, pH stock tanks, peristaltic pumps, timer, irrigation pump, and a nutrient aeration and mixing package. All fittings included.
Plant Support and Growing Supplies: Includes tomahooks, twine, vine clips, nutrient, pH adjusters, EC meters, pH meters, Rockwool propagation cubes and seeds.
Nutrient Management and Grower Support: We analyze your source water and design nutrient specific to your water and crop and recommend water treatment if necessary. You receive our grower support from system installation all the way through your first crop with complete package.
Biological Control Package: Includes sticky traps, Guardian, Pyganic, and Serenade for nematodes, basic pest and fungus management. We also have available IPM packages, Encarsia Formosa, for white fly.
(Complete systems with all these items and packages run $20,383.92 for a
30x132 greenhouse space. Grower provides primary nutrient tank.)
To get a sample quote for this system or a custom quotation, please call:
Michael Christian 800.458.6543 ext 311
michaelc @ amhydro.com
Eric Christian 800.458.6543 ext 313
eric @ amhydro.com |
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Typical Dutch Bucket system layout for 30x132 greenhouse:
• 420 Buckets = 840 Plant sites
• Tank and controls located inside greenhouse
• Average yield possible 25-40 lbs tomatoes per plant. Peppers 8-15 lbs per plant, Cucumbers 22-30 lbs per plant. (actual yields increase with experience)
• Installs easily on almost any greenhouse surface or outside
• It is our experience to grow fewer plants well, than many plants crowded. In this way, each plant produces more, is easier to tend and is healthier
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