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Tropica Aquarium Plants, Europe’s largest supplier of aquatic plants, achieved up to 50% energy savings by transitioning to Heliospectra’s LED lighting. With helioCORE’s advanced zone control and tunable spectrum, Tropica optimized light strategies for over 150 plant varieties—boosting plant quality while improving working conditions in the greenhouse.
Category Archives: Customer References
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Apr
Apr
Hendriks Greenhouses improved Curcuma crops with Heliospectra’s MITRA X R40 LEDs. Higher bud counts, better quality, and healthier plants.
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Aug
Aug
Discover how UAg Vertical Farm leverages Heliospectra LED lights and custom air systems to optimize indoor farming, enhancing plant growth and preventing issues like tipburn.
30
Jul
Jul
Agrotopia, a high-tech rooftop greenhouse, showcases the MITRA X Flex’s flexible lighting, enhancing plant growth and research with customizable spectra and advanced control systems.
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Jul
Jul
In this interview, Shirin Moradi from Ljusgårda shares insights into innovative lighting strategies and their impact on optimizing lettuce growth.
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Jun
Jun
Sakata Ornamentals, a leading breeder of premium plants, has revolutionized its greenhouse operations by integrating Heliospectra’s MITRA X LED lighting system. This upgrade enhances growth efficiency, reduces energy consumption, and allows for precise, customizable lighting solutions tailored to various crops.
20
May
May
Explore how IRRI’s SpeedFlower protocol, powered by cutting-edge LED technology, revolutionizes rice breeding, accelerating variety development for increased yield and resilience.
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May
May
Discover the efficiency of speed breeding with expert
insights, case studies and recommended lighting
solutions for improved cultivation productivity.
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May
May
Dr. Shizue Matsubara at the Forschungszentrum Jülich in Germany is using Helisospectra LEDs to study how dynamic changes in light intensity affect the process of photosynthesis and plant performance.
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May
May
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and Professor Mark Tester contribute to future food supply with speed breeding field crops in the Middle East for seed selection and improvement of genetics.