Good for You - Good for the Planet

Hydroponic vertical tower gardens are not only good for health; mental & physical, but it is also better for the planet than traditional industrial agriculture.

Sustainability & Quality of Life

Water Efficiency

Hydroponic vertical gardening is an exceptionally water-efficient method of cultivation. Compared to traditional soil-based agriculture, hydroponic systems use up to 90% less water.

Therapeutic Effect

The use of gardening to calm the senses dates back to Mesopotamia in 2000 BC. Around 500 BC, Persians began to build gardens to delight their senses by combining beauty, fragrance, music (running water), and coolness.

Land Conservation

By growing plants vertically in stacked layers, hydroponics maximizes the use of limited space, making it suitable for urban environments where land availability is limited. This conservation of land helps protect natural ecosystems and preserves valuable agricultural land.

Mental Well-Being

People’s interactions with plants, through goal-orientated horticultural activities in the form of active gardening, as well as the passive appreciation of nature, could be therapeutic to people with mental disorders in many ways.

Reduced Stress and Improved Physical Functional Ability

This study demonstrates the potential ability of horticultural therapy to improve the stress levels and physical functional abilities of elderly people with mental health problems.

Reduced Chemical Use

Hydroponic vertical gardens can reduce the need for pesticides and herbicides. In a controlled indoor environment, pests and diseases can be better managed through integrated pest management techniques, reducing the reliance on harmful chemicals.