Tuesday 20 March 2012



Grow Houseplants in Water (Hydroculture)
Did you know that you don't have to grow your houseplants in dirt? Essentially the dirt is just the medium holding the plant up and allowing the roots to pull nutrients through moisture. You can throw out the dirt, and insects and disease along with it! Many houseplants grow very nicely in a simple double pot with a simple water solution, sometimes called passive hydroponics. In hydroculture, special pebbles rather than dirt hold up the plant's stem and roots.

Friday 16 March 2012

Our Client of Hydroculture

Malaysia Airports Agriculture-Holticulture Sdn Bhd ( MAAH )









MAS Golden Lounge










MAS Property Maintenance


MAS Property Office





MCD Oil and Gas 



OTHERS CLIENT :

Pejabat Perdana Menteri 
Pejabat Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri
Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB)
Tenaga Nasional Berhad ( TNB )
Talisman Energy 
Tenaga Cable Industries
Plaza Premium Lounge 
Emma Floral
Tradewinds
KFM Holdings Sdn Bhd
Singapore Airlines
Eden Restaurant
Tonik Spa & Wellnes
BAT Bakery and Services
MERCER Malaysia Sdn Bhd








Wednesday 7 March 2012





WHAT IS HYDROCULTURE PLANT?

Hydroculture (sometimes called hydroponic-culture or hydro-culture), is a system of cultivation of plants without the use of soil . It was particularly used for indoor tropical houseplants or plants used in office or home interiorscape. Hydroculture is easy to care and maintain, compared to plants grown in soil. At the same time it guaranteeing a thriving and healthy growth of the plants plus, it was superior than those plants cultivated in soil. This is because growing in a hydroculture gives it an excellent setting for plant development.

The term hydroculture is restricted to hydroponics as applied to ornamental plants. It has been used widely as the preferred method for growing tropical plants in Europe. It is also referred to as passive hydroponic system. Tropical plants thrive in this system, although just about any plant can be trained in . In Hydroculture system, plants draw their nourishment from water and the mineral salts contained in it since water is the basis of life.

Hydroculture is confused at times with self-watering pots. Although they share some similarities – both systems ease the task of providing the plant with the appropriate amount of water – there are significant differences. Hydroculture does not include soil, at all. It has gone one step further and replaced the soil with a more steril medium:expanded clay.

          
           DO YOU KNOW?
Statistics show that people spend 22 hours per day in closed indoor areas:
8 hours in working areas;
7 hours in living spaces;
7 hours in sleeping rooms

This shows the importance of the indoor-climate for the health and the well-being.


WHY HYDROCULTURE PLANT IS IMPORTANCE?

The research done by NASA has covered that most of the building nowadays is contributing to the “sick building syndrome”. The sick building syndrome was cause by plastics tree, electric matters, and electronic because these materials produce formaldehyde, carbon dioxide. This syndrome will effects human health.

These day people chose man-made air cleaners as an effective ways to prevent indoor air pollution. But, now people must thing of the natural air cleaners that are more effective than the man-made air cleaners. This Mother Nature(hydroculture) was providing us the best cure and natural solution because “Houseplants is The Lungs of the Earth”.

In homes, working areas, offices or any indoor space, the air can be polluted by the evaporation of construction materials, furniture, carpeting, electric appliances or tobacco-smoke. By now it has been proven that plants function as a biological filter for pollutants.


HOW HYDROCULTURE PLANT CLEANS AIR POLLUTION?

Plants absorb pollutants into their leaves(called stoma) and transmit the toxins to their roots. The roots play an important part to clean the air. Poisons like nicotine, formaldehyde, benzene and phenol are reduced in a biological way through micro-organisms in the root area. They are then transformed into a source of food for the plant.

Another way is by emitting water vapor, which creates a pumping action. The pumping action pulls dirty air down to the root area, where it’s once more converted into a food source for the plant. With hydroculture everyone can enjoy the benefits from the most natural air cleaners on our planet, right inside their homes.


HOW HYDROCULTURE PLANT HELP IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH?


Feel Stress, headache,dizziness, at work place?




A research show that, the pollution many pollutants inside our homes, offices, buildings, reach substantially higher levels than outside. It was shocking since before we believe that indoor space are clean than the outsides. Since nearly 90% of an average person’s time is spent indoors, taking appropriate actions becomes vital to health. High levels of unattended pollution invite sick building syndrome indoors such as dry cough, itchy skin, dizziness, nausea, headaches, eye, nose or throat irritation, difficulty in concentrating, sensitivity to odors, fatigue. These symptoms are often alleviated when you leave a certain building, no longer exposed to that poor quality of air.



Since hydroculture plants help remove interior air pollutants such as Formaldehyde, Benzol, Phenol and Nicotine inside the building, it directly overcome some problem like stress, sad, tired, and be therapy media for health, enliven surrounding atmosphere, neutralize air pollution. So,simply by adding a few hydroculture plants to your interior environment may be the simplest way to improve your health and feel good at your workplace, home, and school.





HOW HYDROCULTURE PLANT BENEFITS TO YOUR WORKING AREAS?

Do you know, indoor greenery in working areas creates positive psychological effect:

- willingness to communicate is supported
- co-workers feel healthier
- motivation and performance are increased
- the atmosphere reduces stress and is less hectic
- less sickness
- less signs of fatigue
- plants have a noise absorbing effect
- a better indoor climate through humidity
- clean air
- enriching the air with oxygen
- a pleasant atmosphere
- absorption of pollutants like nicotine, formaldehyde etc.


ADVANTAGES OF HYDROCULTURE PLANT OVER SOIL


· Cleaner than soil and easier to clean up spills
· Less risk of staining furniture
· Non-allergic
· Grow medium never needs to be replaced
· Odor free
· Good root aeration because pebbles do not compact
· Pest free – no centipedes, sow bugs, worms or other soil pests
· Fertilize just once every 4 – 6 months
· Water every 2 – 3 weeks (4 max.) and vacation worry free
· Water level indicator tells when plants need watering
· High and low water loving plants can inhibit same pot
· Even nutrient and water supply yields healthier faster growing plants
· Hydroculture plants have smaller root systems and require less frequent transplanting

COLLECTION OF HYDROCULTURE PLANT :