Fresh Cut Flower Cultivation Trough Planting System
- The system includes support troughs, drainage troughs, and continuous base plate supports. The support troughs are made of 150g fingerprint-resistant aluminum-zinc coated plates, 0.8mm thick, with five 176mm-diameter holes per meter.
- The drainage troughs are made from high-durability polyester-coated plates, with a thickness of 0.7mm and can be produced continuously on-site.
- The continuous base plate structure ensures the overall stability of the system.
Cut-Flower Cultivation Techniques’ Characteristics
- High yield and profit per unit area. For example, roses yield 100-150 stems/m² annually, and chrysanthemums yield 60-80stems/m².
- Cultivation is scaled and standardized, with controlled facilities for intensive harvesting and year-round supply.
- High consumer demand and broad market for cut flowers.
- High cultivation costs and risks, but significant economic benefits.
Application and Summary
- The substrate cultivation technology for fresh cut flowers has been integrated, and the system for automatic sorting and intelligent packaging has been developed.
- An efficient green production system for cut roses has been established, reducing labor and post-harvest losses, and extending vase life by 5-10 days.
- The planting trough system enhances production efficiency and quality, aiding in the automation and scaling of cut flower cultivation, which is crucial for the flower industry’s development.