For a long time hydroponics were the last bastion of hippies who were interested in growing their own food throughout the colder seasons and hippies who, ah, were interested in growing other greens (wink wink, nudge nudge). Now the Omega Hydroponic Garden brings hydroponic gardening to the main stream.
The Omega Hydroponic Garden is a massive, rotating, suspended garden that, according to treehugger.com "it yields three to five times the weight of plant per watt of electricity used, compared to conventional flat systems. Their commercial carousel system produces as much as a 1500 square foot greenhouse in only 150 square feet, and their LED system just sips electricity." This is perhaps the perfect solution for the post-apocalyptic, Mad Max world we are surely to find ourselves in.
Check out the gallery for some pictures of the crazy contraption that is the Omega Hydroponic Garden.
Space Age Gardening
Omega Hydroponic Garden Lets You Grow Anywhere
Trend Themes
1. Hydroponic Gardening - Hydroponic gardening systems like the Omega Hydroponic Garden are becoming more popular and offer higher yields with less energy consumption.
2. Vertical Farming - Vertical farming innovations like the rotating and suspended design of the Omega Hydroponic Garden allow for maximum space utilization and increased crop production.
3. Energy-efficient Agriculture - The energy-efficient LED system used in the Omega Hydroponic Garden demonstrates the potential for reducing electricity consumption in agricultural practices.
Industry Implications
1. Agriculture - The agriculture industry can benefit from adopting hydroponic gardening and vertical farming technologies to optimize crop yields and reduce land use.
2. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can explore opportunities to provide energy-efficient solutions for hydroponic gardening systems like the Omega Hydroponic Garden.
3. Urban Farming - Urban farming initiatives can leverage hydroponic gardening innovations to grow fresh produce in limited urban spaces, promoting sustainable food production in cities.