The foundation of your cultivation process starts with good
Irrigation water
Irrigation water (also known as nutrient water) is the primary water used in horticulture to supply plants with moisture and nutrients. It forms the foundation of the cultivation process and must meet high quality standards, depending on the crop and cultivation method. Impurities such as salts, iron, or pathogens can disrupt nutrient uptake or damage crops.
Irrigation water is sourced from mains, groundwater, or surface water. Before being supplied to plants, it is treated to achieve the correct composition and quality. This may include removing suspended solids, adjusting pH, softening the water, or removing unwanted substances such as sodium or iron, resulting in water with a low EC level.
Remon uses techniques such as de-ironing, membrane filtration, ion exchange, UV disinfection, and aeration to make irrigation water suitable for use. By combining the right purification methods with the right water source, waste is minimized, operational costs remain low, and over-application of fertilizers and water is prevented. This ensures optimal use of irrigation water, contributing to efficient water use and maximum reuse of the resulting cultivation water.
Frequently requested types of water
A Remon water treatment contributes to efficient
Cultivation water
Cultivation water is used in horticulture and comes into direct contact with the root zone of plants. It consists of a mixture of fresh irrigation water and, if applicable, reused drain water, enriched with nutrients. This water is crucial for optimal nutrient uptake and plays a key role in crop health and growth.
During cultivation, the composition of the water changes due to nutrient absorption by the plants and the return flow of excess water. This drain water can be partially collected and reused. Remon supports growers with water treatment systems that efficiently manage this water cycle. Using band filters and ultrafiltration, drain water can be purified for reuse as cultivation water.
Proper management of cultivation water prevents the accumulation of salts, bacteria, viruses, fungi, and imbalanced nutrition. Remon’s water treatment solutions help growers optimize water and fertilizer use so that water can be reused for crops, minimizing discharge water and reducing costs for both water and nutrients. Efficient cultivation water management contributes to sustainable production and a stable growing environment.
An efficient water cycle helps minimize
Discharge water
Discharge water is the excess drain water removed from recirculating cultivation systems to prevent the build-up of salts and other unwanted substances. During cultivation, plants do not absorb all nutrients and water completely. The surplus is collected as drain water, part of which is reused. The remaining portion—too contaminated to reintroduce without treatment—is discharged as waste water.
The composition of discharge water varies, but typically contains fertilizer residues, sodium, organic matter, and possibly pathogens and/or crop protection agents. To limit environmental impact and disposal costs, treatment of this water is essential and legally required.
Remon can significantly reduce the amount of discharge water using an Oxidator or an Ultrafiltration system. The less discharge water you have, the more efficient your water cycle becomes, allowing you to save considerably on disposal costs.
Remon offers a customized solution for every
Water demand
Whether your source is groundwater or surface water, fresh or saline, Remon has a suitable solution for every water demand. After a thorough analysis, we work with you to determine which installation is best suited to your situation. At Remon, every process water installation is assembled with the utmost care.
Our systems are equipped with NT network technology and a PLC control system, providing you with continuous insight into the operation of your water treatment installation. Faults can be diagnosed remotely and often resolved immediately. Remon can also monitor your system remotely, enabling quick and effective support. Since your cultivation depends on your irrigation and cultivation water, our service team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you in the event of any unexpected malfunction.
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