Independent control
Humidity is regulated separately above and below the moving plant boundary.
TWO INDEPENDENT ENVIRONMENTS
Biologically controlled growing environment
The root system is not simply suspended in open air. It operates inside a separately formed and controlled environment.
Different plant zones need different conditions
O₂, CO₂ and nitrogen
The system can manage respiratory composition and operating modes for different crop stages.
Day, night and transitions
Temperature programs can include transition phases rather than two fixed set points.
A moving boundary
The divider between the above-ground and root/tuber zones changes position as root volume develops. This preserves useful root-zone volume while keeping the two environments separate.
Sanitary preparation and air management
The module is prepared before a cycle, water is treated and air is filtered. Ventilation and intensified airflow are part of climate management and maintenance. Critical distribution hardware remains proprietary and is not disclosed publicly.
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