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Transplanting bench (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m stainless transplanting bench: a plug tray and a part planted grow tray on the top, a rack of spare trays under it, a waste chute at one end and a set of dibbers and a spacing board on the upstand.
Nutrient tote stack (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Two blue 1,000 litre intermediate bulk containers in their galvanised cages on pallets, stacked one on the other, with the outlet valve and a blank label panel on the near face.
Harvest crate stack (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Seven harvest crates staged between cuts: five on a low dolly, cropped at the bottom and empty above, with a pair more stood on the floor alongside.
Harvest crate, empty (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same vented harvest crate washed and empty, ready to go back to the line. Blank faces, stacking rim, moulded hand holds.
Harvest crate (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A single vented harvest crate 600 by 400 by 290 mm with moulded hand holds and a stacking rim, filled with cut lettuce. The crate face is blank: no grower, packer or retailer mark anywhere.
Strawberry growing tower (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m vertical strawberry tower: stacked white planting pots on a central column with the plants set out round each stage, fruit hanging over the pot lips, a drip line down the column and a catch tray at the foot.
Herb tray (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 900 mm by 500 mm herb tray of twenty four potted herbs on their pitch, each a tight deep green plant in its own pot, as a farm grows the high value line beside the leaf crop.
Leafy crop cluster, kale (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Four heads of kale in the same carry tray: long narrow deep green blades on a tall open plant, the darkest of the three crop shapes in the pack.
Leafy crop cluster, pak choi (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Four heads of pak choi in the same carry tray: steep pale stems with the leaf held high and tight, which reads as a different crop beside the lettuce without a second material.
Leafy crop cluster, loose leaf lettuce (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Four heads of loose leaf lettuce in a 440 mm carry tray, cut and ready: broad shallow rosettes on a wide spread, the commonest shape in a leafy greens farm.
Grow tray, ready to harvest (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The growing tray at harvest: twelve full heads of loose leaf lettuce closed into a canopy that fills the tray. The third of three crop states, and the one a harvest bench is dressed with.
Grow tray, half grown (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same growing tray a fortnight in: twelve lettuce at about half size, the leaves still clear of each other so the grid of plants is readable. The second of three crop states.
AnimatedGermination chamber (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 1.2 m insulated germination cabinet on castors: twin doors with gasket seals, five shelf levels of sown plug trays inside, a blank set point display on the fascia and the refrigeration cowl on top.
AnimatedSeedling propagation tray with dome (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same 600 mm plug tray a week on, with seedlings through the rockwool and a clear vented propagation dome over them. The dome lifts off on its back edge.
Rockwool plug tray (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 600 mm by 400 mm propagation tray of forty rockwool plugs, freshly sown: the plugs sit proud of a black carry tray with its stacking rim, and nothing is up yet.
Grow tray, freshly sown (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 1.2 m by 0.8 m stainless growing tray at the start of a cycle: forty rockwool plugs sown out on their grid and nothing above the surface yet. The first of three crop states of the same tray.
AnimatedAeroponic mist chamber (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A sealed aeroponic root chamber 1.6 m by 1 m on a stand, with a hinged access door, two misting lines on their manifold inside, a bare root curtain hanging from the lid grid and a collection sump with a return fitting.
Deep water culture tray (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A deep water culture tank on a stainless stand: a 1.8 m by 0.9 m pond 300 mm deep with the solution surface modelled, a white floating raft drilled on a 300 mm grid, twelve heads of lettuce in it and an air line down one side.
Grow rack end frame (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The closing end frame for a rack row: two uprights, three tier rails, a diagonal brace and a blank row plate, 1 m deep and 2.55 m tall, ported on one face so it caps a run of bays.
Nutrient film channel run, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m nutrient film bench: four white NFT channels falling gently to a return manifold on a stainless stand at 0.85 m, planted with lettuce on a 250 mm pitch, with the feed pipe and drain elbow modelled at both ends.
AnimatedThree tier grow rack bay, propagation plugs (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The 2 m growing bay set up for propagation: twenty four rockwool plugs a tier under the LED bars, each with a seedling just through, which is what the first week of a crop cycle looks like.
AnimatedThree tier grow rack bay, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Empty three tier growing rack 2 m wide and 1 m deep, 2.55 m tall: a stainless frame with cross braced back, perforated tier decks, a pair of magenta LED grow bars over each tier, and a middle tray on runners that pulls out.
AnimatedThree tier grow rack bay, planted with pak choi (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The 2 m growing bay planted with upright pak choi, whose pale stems and steep leaves give a row of racks a second crop shape without a second model family. Three planted tiers, middle tray on runners.
AnimatedThree tier grow rack bay, planted with lettuce (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same 2 m growing bay with all three tiers planted: twelve heads of loose leaf lettuce a tier, spaced on the real 300 mm pitch so the tray reads as separate plants from above. The middle tray still pulls out with its crop.