Agrotonomy

It is time for Black Tomatoes 🍅🖤 This variety known as Indigo Rose Tomatoes and they were grown on an aeroponic Tower Garden. Black tomatoes are absolutely delicious and stunningly beautiful. Tomatoes come in so many shapes, sizes, and colors; they are irresistible to grow! You can learn how to grow extraordinary tomatoes with Mathias on our YouTube channel.

Tower Power Hour. 💪🌱

Lettuce all just take a second and rejoice the fact that these sexy leafy greens are growing outdoors during the winter in Ibiza, Spain

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

Recipe video is up!

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.

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!

Mustard greens grow amazingly well on a Tower Garden! 🌿🌱🍃 Add this to any salad mix to enhance the overall flavor and elevate it to another level! If you love mustard, then you have to try this leafy green.

Mustard greens are related to the Brassicaceae/Cruciferous family. Mustard greens come in different shapes and give generous harvests. Mustard greens have a surprisingly complex tangy taste while revealing true mustard flavors, Dijon-style!

Mustard greens can be harvested every 3 to 6 weeks depending on varieties. Mustard greens are cool climate crops that do not grow well above 25°C/ 80°F. Mustard greens grow perfectly well along with arugula planted on the same tower.

Mustard greens are packed with calcium, magnesium, folic acid, and vitamin K: we strongly advise you to include mustard greens of all kinds in your culinary repertoire!

Aeroponic sugar snaps growing on our #TowerGarden - Did you know that a sugar snap is a hybrid between green peas and snow peas? It is a relatively new food, having been developed in 1979 to meet consumers' demand for edible-pod peas that are sweeter and larger than snow peas. Because the pods of green peas are difficult to chew, sugar snap pea pods were bred with their fibers going in one direction, making them easier to chew. 🌱 ❤️ 🍃

Cabbages growing on the lowest planting section with their roots submerged in the diluted nutrient solution produce perfect looking plants but they are much less flavorful and less tender than their counterparts growing on the upper sections. In fact, an aeroponic tower is not a Deep Water Culture since the water + nutrient solution does not get oxygenated in the reservoir like it is the case with a DWC system. This is why it is important not to prevent the roots from being immersed in the nutrient solution.

Marigolds flowers growing on an aeroponic Tower Garden 🌺 Besides being an excellent magnet for essential pollinators, Marigolds are safe to eat and are edible !