Water is both a cost and a quality factor. We design drip irrigation, fog/misting, ebb&flow, and floating systems with integrated filtration, fertigation, and control. We focus on water quality, substrates, and species requirements to maximize uniformity and reduce waste. The CAPEX in lines, filters, sensors, and automation pays off with lower OPEX: less fertilizer purchases, reduced labor, fewer reworks.
Choosing Lucchini means relying on an integrated water-climate project, where irrigation, screening, ventilation, and cooling work in synergy. The simple and intuitive remote control allows you to manage recipes, alarms, and reports useful for the greenhouse manager.
Everything is built with reliable, easy-to-maintain components and redundancies where needed, ensuring continuity and safety over time.
Precision irrigation combines different solutions for crops and nurseries. Drip irrigation ensures precise dosage and controlled salinity, while overhead fog and misting create fine cooling and uniform microclimate.
In nurseries and for baby-leaf production, ebb&flow and floating systems ensure hygiene, recirculation, and quick harvests. The system is completed by filtration, fertilizer dosing, and EC/pH sensors integrated into compact control panels for simple and reliable control.
IRRIGATION // LUCCHINI SOLUTIONS
Trade-off / Analysis
Drip irrigation: precision and savings versus need for constant filtration.
Fog: homogeneity and rapid cooling versus stringent water quality requirements.
Tank systems: significant savings on water and nutrients versus periodic solution monitoring.
Best practices ensure continuity and efficiency: scheduled purging and washing, regular circuit sanitation and periodic meter checks, along with layouts designed to reduce crossovers and speed up every intervention.
IRRIGATION // LUCCHINI SOLUTIONS
Water and Fertilizer Efficiency with Reduced Costs
Expected results translate into more efficient use of water and fertilizers, with regular growth and predictable crop quality. Irrigation cycles become shorter and more reliable, minimizing emergency corrections.
The initial investment (CAPEX) enables lean and sustainable processes, ensuring lower operating costs (OPEX) over time.
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Hydroponic cultivation requires careful planning: lighting, climate control, irrigation system, and nutrient management are just some of the factors to consider. It’s normal to have doubts at the beginning, especially if you’re approaching this technology for the first time.
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