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  • Solution heating of a tomato crop has limited effect on early yields

    By Antonius Lecuona|Published On: November 1, 2015|Last Updated: December 30, 2020|Categories: Heating, Tomatoes|Tags: Heating, Roots|

    Heating the nutrient solution of a NFT hydroponic system may sound like a lucrative option for early yields.  Tampering with the nutrient solution temperature is expensive and return on investment low.  It is as if the protected environment provides growers endless possibilities to manipulate the growth season of their crops. Unfortunately nature does not work [...]

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    Heating nutrient solution increases growth rate of tomatoes

    By Antonius Lecuona|Published On: November 2, 2014|Last Updated: June 10, 2021|Categories: Tomatoes|Tags: Roots, Temperature|

    Heating the nutrient solution in order to increase growth rate can provide growers an edge over competitors. This applies to all business categories. Heating up the nutrient solution can be complicated and expensive and that is where the competitive edge is. Not every grower has the ability to implement the technology effectively. Heating the root zone [...]

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  • Manage the root temperature in growth bags for optimal growth

    By Antonius Lecuona|Published On: April 26, 2013|Last Updated: December 22, 2024|Categories: Open systems, Systems|Tags: Roots, Temperature|

    Root temperature does play an essential part in plant growth. It influences plant dry-mass, uptake of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Root zone temperatures between 18–22°C lose less nitrate and phosphate through emissionsMiguel Urrestarazu, María del Carmen Salas, Diego Valera, Adrián Gómez & Pilar Carolina Mazuela (2008) Effects of Heating Nutrient Solution on Water and Mineral [...]

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