HORTOMALLAS™, Supporting your crops®
Supporting your crops®
The HORTOMALLAS system of double wall trellis netting reduces pathogens.
The implementation of a system of double wall trellis (over the full length of the furrows) especially on solanaceous plants allows the branches of the tomato, eggplant or pepper plants to lean on the horizontal strand of the meshes of the HORTOMALLAS trellis net, reducing a great deal of the hand contact otherwise necessary to tutor plants with raffia twine.
Crop netting is a versatile and economical solution for supporting some of the most productive vegetables. Especially vertical cultivation improves the optimal development of plants, maximizing the exposition to light, and improving aeration into the mass of foliage. At the same time crop net helps to save space and time. HORTOMALLAS Crop netting is strong […]
(0) CommentsWhat is Grow Net and how it will improve your crop yields? Grow net is an equipment which gardeners make use of in supporting their plants and helping the plants to stand upright. It comprises of a ten by ten inches square and can be bought in various sizes. This netting at the end stretches and […]
(0) CommentsReasons to try Horticultural espalier Horticultural espalier started a long time ago. It is an ancient horticultural practice that involves pruning and training of trees or shrubs to grow flat against a support. This usually creates a living sculpture. In the past, espaliering was a horticultural practice use to create outdoor walls in places like […]
(0) CommentsHow are vegetables tutored today? Tutoring vegetables is an important part of modern agriculture although the materials and tutoring methods have changed as time has moved on, from tutoring with traditional raffia, to using horticultural trellis netting which has become popular in recent years. Solanaceae (tomatoes, chili peppers and eggplants/aubergines), cucurbits (chayote, pumpkin, cantaloupe melons, watermelons […]
(0) CommentsMechanical stress reduces your production yield by many tons per hectare Mechanical stress appears as a physical alteration in the plant or in one of its parts and can affect the plant at any stage of its development. Wind and rain are the main factors causing mechanical stress but there are other factors too such […]
(0) CommentsDownload the Solanaceae Tutoring Manual FREE: optimize your horticulture with HORTOMALLAS How to tutor solanacae with support netting The “Tutoring Solanacae” Manual: Optimize Your Horticulture, is a tutoring manual aimed at all farmers looking for new tutoring techniques for vegetable farming, especially solanacae. There is a variety of tutoring methods around today reflecting the desire […]
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