Growing differently.
Preparing tomorrow’s
agriculture.
Innovative soilless production, integrated into the Gandiol territory, to grow with precision, preserve resources and sustainably feed future generations.
Roots nourished by a nutrient-rich mist.
Aeroponics grows plants without soil, in greenhouses, by spraying a fine mist of nutrient-enriched water directly onto the roots.
Unlike traditional hydroponic systems, there are no pipes or basins with constantly flowing water. The roots hang in the air and regularly receive this mist, bringing water and nutrients.
- Precise water controlControlled irrigation adapted to crop needs.
- Monitoring growing conditionsControl of temperature, humidity and light inside the greenhouse.
- Mastering nutritionTargeted nutrient supply for healthy, consistent crops.
A gradual, controlled rollout.
Pilot phase
1,000 m²
A first demonstration greenhouse to test and refine the approach.
To be studied
About 300 towers
Indicative number of aeroponic towers to study for the pilot phase.
Target expansion
1 ha
A move to a larger scale envisaged after the pilot phase.
Quality produce for local markets.
Several crops are envisaged for the pilot phase, depending on how well they suit the climate, the technology and local market needs.
Partners to move from idea to reality.
We are looking for technical, academic, financial and commercial partners to study, design and deploy this greenhouse aeroponics project in Gandiol.