Conceptual Overview Main water supply lines can be configured on a ceiling, and ultimately drop down to plant containers, trays, benches, or beds to supply them with water. These configurations are recommended when cultivators...
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Drain-to-waste systems, conventional drip irrigation systems, and some other hydroponic techniques...
Read MoreOne of the biggest costs of commercial cultivators is power. Almost all aspects of cultivation facilities and greenhouses require power, and usually a lot of it! The aspects of a grow with the highest demand on power...
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So, you’re interested in using Blusoak and you want to make sure that your plants will...
Read MoreHow is it possible to deliver fewer inputs, but increase or maintain output? This seems more like a problem for alchemy than botany! However, that is the “magic” of Blumat watering systems. Getting more from less...
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We typically refer to Blumat products around the Sustainable Village Office as...
Read MoreEasySoak watering systems are the cheapest and most economical systems offered by Sustainable Village. They are also the most simple and easy to configure! In Concept In concept, EasySoak systems are lengths of BluSoak drip...
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While Blumat Systems are not complicated, the mixing of terminology can make things more confused...
Read MoreBlumat watering systems are currently the highest-quality drip irrigation systems available. However, drip irrigation is a conventional technology widely used in commercial agriculture. Blumat watering systems take the concept...
Read MoreThis is probably the most commonly-asked question from commercial gardeners, but is one of the most difficult to answer. While most irrigation systems use constant supplies of water (due to predictable timer/pump schedules),...
Read MoreWould your garden be better off using Blumat moisture sensors and distribution drippers, or using BluSoak drip tape instead of the distribution drippers? The devil’s in the details, and there are a number of factors that...
Read MoreWhat is Demand-Based Watering? There are so many methods of irrigation, and so many different terms that it’s difficult to keep them all straight. Traditional irrigation systems use timers, digital relays, and...
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