Plant fitCultivar selection
We compare varieties for indoor vigour, harvest timing, and the flavour and texture your market expects.
The living layer of the farm. Our agronomists select, test, and refine the cultivars and growth recipes that turn a well-engineered facility into exceptional produce.
Indoor farming turns plant biology into a repeatable operating system. Our agronomists trial cultivars, tune nutrient and lighting recipes, and measure how each crop performs from seedling to shelf.
We recommend only varieties proven in a comparable indoor environment, balancing yield with the qualities customers notice: flavour, texture, nutrition, and shelf life.
Every crop decision connects plant biology with the performance buyers and operators can measure.
Plant fitWe compare varieties for indoor vigour, harvest timing, and the flavour and texture your market expects.
Root-zone balanceEach recipe sets the right nutrient balance, pH, and EC for a cultivar's stage of growth.
Light responseIntensity, spectrum, and photoperiod are tuned to steer form, colour, and flavour without wasting energy.
After harvestWe test harvest handling, packaging, and storage so each cultivar stays crisp and saleable for longer.
Crop qualityTargeted analysis tracks nutrients and phytonutrients, giving product claims a credible evidence base.
Continuous trialsTrial and harvest data improve recipes over time, so every crop cycle becomes a stronger starting point.
Every candidate cultivar is grown through real indoor production conditions before it enters a commercial plan. We track its growth curve, nutrient uptake, lighting response, yield, and shelf-life performance.
That replaces assumptions with a crop plan your operations team can run with confidence from the first cycle.
A strong hydroponic recipe balances the crop's nutrient demand with its stage of growth, water temperature, and the pace at which roots are taking up the solution.
We manage macro and micronutrients alongside pH, EC, solution temperature, and replenishment timing. Environmental controls hold those targets steady while the crop data tells us when a recipe needs refinement.
Unused solution is filtered, rebalanced, and recirculated to reduce water and fertiliser use without compromising plant health.
Crop families selected for repeatable indoor performance and market-ready quality.
Fast-turn cropsLettuce, spinach, kale, and Swiss chard selected for yield, texture, and clean finish.
High flavourBasil, mint, coriander, parsley, and oregano grown for aroma, colour, and consistency.
Dense nutritionVibrant shoots harvested at the cotyledon stage for intense colour, flavour, and nutrition.
Specialist trialsStrawberries, peppers, and cherry tomatoes trialled where crop architecture and quality reward precision.
Bring us the market need. We will turn it into a practical, evidence-led crop plan before you commit farm capacity.
Research programmeFor a new crop category or a specific variety, our research farm tests plant fit, production timing, quality, and recipe response so the commercial decision is grounded in evidence.
Plan a crop trial
Buyer quality briefWe can tune the crop around defined targets for flavour, texture, colour, size, or harvest timing, then validate the result in a trial before it becomes part of routine production.
Discuss a quality briefPractical answers for teams selecting cultivars, building a recipe, or planning their first commercial trial.
Some root crops can be trialled in deep-substrate or specialist hydroponic systems, but they need a different production setup from fast-turn leafy crops. We assess root volume, cycle length, market value, and facility fit before recommending a trial.
Not automatically. Nutrient content varies with cultivar, light, nutrition, harvest timing, and storage. Controlled production lets us target and measure specific quality attributes; we make nutritional claims only when supported by appropriate analysis.
Timing depends on the crop and the confidence needed before scale-up. A quick suitability screen may take one cycle, while a full programme usually covers multiple cycles to test yield, quality, recipe response, and shelf life under repeatable conditions.
We track the measures that matter to the crop and buyer: germination, growth rate, yield, nutrient uptake, lighting response, appearance, flavour, and post-harvest quality. The final scorecard makes the trade-offs clear before a crop reaches commercial production.
Yes. We can trial recipe changes around agreed targets such as leaf texture, flavour intensity, colour, size, or harvest timing. Recommendations are validated in the research farm before they are introduced to commercial operations.
We begin with the crop or cultivar, intended market, expected volume, and any quality requirements. From there, we define a practical trial plan, the data to capture, and the decision points for moving to commercial production.
Tell us the crop or flavour profile you need and we'll build a recipe to deliver it.
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