The nutrient solution in the V-shaped tidal planting trough is different from sprinkler irrigation in that it is reused multiple times, saving water and being highly efficient. It has high irrigation uniformity, saves a lot of manpower, and features a fully enclosed system circulation, achieving a utilization rate of 90%. This can save a lot of water and fertilizer, reducing production costs. Compared to traditional irrigation, plant growth is faster, improving facility utilization. At the same time, it can avoid the formation of water films on plant leaves, reducing the spread of leaf diseases. This also reduces the use of pesticides, allowing leaves to receive more light for photosynthesis, and promoting transpiration to absorb more nutrients from the roots.
Tidal planting creates a neater growth environment compared to traditional irrigation methods. Water does not scatter throughout the facility, and there is no water accumulation beneath the tidal planting troughs, making it relatively dry. As a result, weeds do not grow, fungal growth is reduced, and the growth environment is cleaner, with easier control of relative humidity.