1. The power of rainwater
Kwekerij de Zuidplas uses rainwater as a sustainable and constant basis for circular gerbera cultivation.
At Kwekerij de Zuidplas, water forms the foundation for the cultivation of our gerberas. From the first raindrop on the greenhouse roof to smart reuse inside the greenhouse, we are committed to a sustainable, circular water system in which every drop is valuable and optimally utilized.
Read below how we use water efficiently for each component, or view the roadmap and follow the journey of a water droplet through our greenhouse.
Kwekerij de Zuidplas uses rainwater as a sustainable and constant basis for circular gerbera cultivation.
At Kwekerij de Zuidplas, we collect rainwater directly via the greenhouse roof.
The water collected via the roof and pipes ends up in the water basin of Kwekerij de Zuidplas.
The water is first filtered, and then the enrichment of the water with nutrients begins.
The enriched water is precisely directed to the plants via a drip system.
The water that is not absorbed by the plants flows to a so-called wastewater silo.
The collected residual water is subsequently filtered to make it suitable for reuse.
After filtering, the water is stored in a clean water silo.
The filtered water is mixed with fresh rainwater.
The enriched water is precisely directed to the plants via a drip system.
Follow the impressive journey of a water droplet: from collection on our greenhouse roof to storage in our unique underground well. View our roadmap to see how we maximize the use of every drop for our gerberas through continuous filtering, measurements, and reuse.
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