#AeroponicFarm

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Purple Kohlrabi growing outdoors on a Tower Garden during the cold months of winter in Ibiza, Spain 💜🌿

Kohlrabi is another cultivar of the Brassica family such as kale, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens, arugula, watercress, mustard greens, and Brussels sprouts. Like all its cousins, Kohlrabi can be considered as a superfood (as long as it is eaten raw) as it is packed with nutrients and antioxidants!

We highly recommend growing Kohlrabi and eating it raw instead of cooking it. Kohlrabi just needs to be peeled and either grated or sliced nicely using a mandolin. It has the crunchy texture of radish with an omnipresent pallet reminder of cabbage flavor. We love to grow & eat Kohlrabi!

Kohlrabi is not root vegetable since the edible part of the plant is a bulbous, modified stem which grows above the ground. Therefore it is perfect for the Tower Garden!

For more information, please read our blog post: Growing Kohlrabi on a Tower Garden

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E6: Water Quality & What is EC PPM & TDS?

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Zephyr zucchini (courgette) blossoming on an aeroponic Tower Garden @agrotonomy 💚💛 This variety of zucchini is high-yielding and features a really unique appearance with distinctive, slender fruits that are yellow with light-green ends. The flavor of this zucchini is the sweetest we’ve ever tried! 😋 Edible Flowers 🌻: Blossoms of this zucchini variety bear a mild, squash-like flavor and are great stuffed, fried, or sliced that you can use in soups, salads, and pasta dishes.

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3 types of Basil growing on a Tower Garden including Genovese basil, Lemon Basil, and Cinnamon Basil!

Using aeroponic Tower Gardens, we can grow up to 52 plants per square meter, that’s space efficiency at its best!

Vertical Farming with Tower Farms allows you to save on space, water, and energy while maximizing your crop yield!

For more information, please read our blog post: How to grow basil on a Tower Garden

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Collard Greens at their freshest, ready for vegetable rolls! 🍃🌿

Recipe video is up!

Vegetable Rolls Recipe with Collard Greens | Tower Garden Recipes

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Curly parsley growing outdoors during the winter on a Tower Garden! 🌱🌿

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Parsley grown on the Tower Garden is unparalleled in terms of flavor, nutrient density, crop yield, and root growth! Just check out the size of the roots on these parsley plants!

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Aeroponic fennel growing on a Tower Garden 🌿🍃 Fennel is a perennial plant that belongs to the Apiaceae family which includes anise, carrots, celery, cilantro, cumin, dill, parsley, parsnip, and more! Although most instructional manuals will recommend planning several seeds per cube of rockwool, we advise you to plant only one seed per cube. In fact, when planting more than one seed per cube, you will have several fennel bulbs/plants growing out of one hole of the planting section. Having 2 to 3 bulbs of fennel growing together out of one hole looks amazing, however, when several bulbs of fennel grow out of the same hole/cube of rockwool, they do not develop as well as when there is only one bulb per hole. Single bulbs do not need to compete for space and therefore will grow bigger and deliver a better texture and a sweeter flavor.

For more information, please read our blog post: How To Grow Aeroponic Fennel on a Tower Garden

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Yes! 🌻 It is possible to grow aeroponic sunflowers on a Tower Garden! These sunflowers grew massively, measuring more than 13 feet (4 meters) tall! Sunflowers grow quickly and you can expect to have flowers within 8 weeks. The power of the tower! This is a testament to the durability and strength of the Tower Garden which is able to sustain such an impressively enormous plant which has a considerable weight.

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Lettuce, spinach, kale, celery, cilantro, basil, zinnias, cosmos, marigolds, peppers, and Iris; our favorite farmer 👩‍🌾 It is so great to have Iris back on the farm!

For more information, please read our blog post: Growing leafy greens and herbs in a commercial Tower Farm

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Purple Kohlrabi growing outdoors on a Tower Garden during the cold months of winter in Ibiza, Spain 💜🌿

Kohlrabi is another cultivar of the Brassica family such as kale, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens, arugula, watercress, mustard greens, and Brussels sprouts. Like all its cousins, Kohlrabi can be considered as a superfood (as long as it is eaten raw) as it is packed with nutrients and antioxidants!

We highly recommend growing Kohlrabi and eating it raw instead of cooking it. Kohlrabi just needs to be peeled and either grated or sliced nicely using a mandolin. It has the crunchy texture of radish with an omnipresent pallet reminder of cabbage flavor. We love to grow & eat Kohlrabi!

Kohlrabi is not root vegetable since the edible part of the plant is a bulbous, modified stem which grows above the ground. Therefore it is perfect for the Tower Garden!

For more information, please read our blog post: Growing Kohlrabi on a Tower Garden

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Are you interested in setting up an aeroponic Tower Farm? We can assist you with that! Agrotonomy Corp has partnered with True Garden Ltd. @truegardenaz for the development of Tower Farms outside the USA and Canada. 🌍

Together, we have set up Tower Farms indoors and outdoors in the USA, in Europe, in the Middle East, in Africa, Southeast Asia, and South America. While True Garden handles Tower Farm greenhouse training at our facility in Mesa Arizona for our worldwide clientele, Agrotonomy specializes in international onsite Tower Farm installation and staff training.

At True Garden and Agrotonomy, we also offer greenhouse consultation and purchasing services for international CEA projects. 🌱💚 We are international resellers of Tower Garden®️ & Tower Farms worldwide. In partnership with Agrotonomy, we can help you plan your Tower Farm and/or designing your greenhouse regardless of the scope and size of your project!

We can assist you in outsourcing the best quotes from reputable greenhouse manufacturers. From the US to the Netherlands, we are connected to the most experienced greenhouse manufacturers in our line of industry. We can consult with you from greenhouse conceptualization to supervising its implementation. Visit Agrotonomy for more info!

Aside from an average of 75% space-saving, our towers allow to grow fruit, vegetables, herbs, and flowers using 95% less water than what is required to grow plants in the soil: these aeroponic towers are the perfect gardening and farming option for water restricted areas! Tower Farms by Tower Garden®️ are perfectly suitable for professional growers, charities, restaurants, hotels, schools, universities, cafeterias, convention centers, etc. They can be set up in a greenhouse, outdoors, on rooftops or indoors using a LED grow light kit.

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Leafy greens to the rescue. Freshly harvested kale and chard grown on Tower Garden aeroponic systems.

If you are looking to increase your consumption of highly nutrient dense leafy greens, then kale and chard are excellent options. Not only do they taste delicious raw in salads and smoothies, but kale and chard are among some of the most nutrient dense foods on the planet. They are truly the nutritional powerhouse kings of the leafy greens.

Consuming these leafy greens you guarantee your intake of vitamins A, K, C, B6, manganese, calcium, copper, potassium, and magnesium. Additionally you can expect large amounts of powerful antioxidants including Quercetin and Kaempferol amongst many others. The list of health benefits of these leafy greens is endless. Try to include more of these leafy greens in your diet and you’ll undoubtedly improve your overall health. To top it off, they grow vigorously on a Tower Garden.

For more information, please read our blog post: Tower Farm

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Yes! We love growing Kohlrabi on our Tower Gardens💜🌱. Not only are they easy to grow, but they are delicious!

Kohlrabi is another cultivar of the Brassica family such as kale, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens, arugula, watercress, mustard greens, and Brussels sprouts. Like all its cousins, Kohlrabi can be considered as a superfood (as long as it is eaten raw) as it is packed with nutrients and antioxidants!

We highly recommend growing Kohlrabi and eating it raw instead of cooking it. Kohlrabi just needs to be peeled and either grated or sliced nicely using a mandolin. It has the crunchy texture of radish with an omnipresent pallet reminder of cabbage flavor. We love to grow & eat Kohlrabi!

Kohlrabi is not root vegetable since the edible part of the plant is a bulbous, modified stem which grows above the ground. Therefore it is perfect for the Tower Garden!

For more information, please read our blog post: Growing Kohlrabi on a Tower Garden

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Aeroponic purple cauliflower ready for harvest and grown on a #TowerGarden 💜🌱💜 Purple cauliflower’s color is naturally occurring and originates from an antioxidant called anthocyanin, which can be found in red cabbage and other purple veggies. Purple and orange cauliflowers are recent discoveries, dating back to 1970, when farmers in Canada noticed an unusually colored plant growing in a white and-green cauliflower field. Scientists then bred the colorful anomalies into distinct varieties, improving upon taste, color and hardiness.

Like traditional cauliflower, purple cauliflower is a great source of vitamin C, vitamin K, vitamin B6, folate, fiber, and antioxidants. Cruciferous vegetables such as cauliflower are known for their high levels of cancer-fighting phytochemicals know as glucosinolates. Purple cauliflower also goes by the variety names Sicilian Violet, Violet Queen and Grafitti cauliflower.

For more information, please read our blog post: Growing Cauliflower on a Tower Garden

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E3 Type of Plants vs selection Hydroponic System.