Grow Eco Smart. Cultivate Using Medium-less Hydroponics. Save Water, Time & Money.

Our Aeroponic prop-to-harvest approach utilizes water conservative high pressure aeroponics for  propagation all the way through cultivation, producing healthy, high-quality hydroponic crops. 

Precision Hydroponic Propagation & Cultivation Systems

 Irrigation For Controlled Environment Agriculture

 

Current Culture H2O – Redefining Cultivation Since 2006

HPA provides a highly water efficient, mediumless approach to propagation and cultivation. Operate with seamless transitions from aeroponically propagated nursery stock, to the cultivation of full-term crops.

Whether cultivating in your backyard, greenhouse or state of the art CEA (Controlled environment Agriculture) facility, CCH2O has the systems, fertilizers and support to help you succeed.

 

HPA

 

  Low Micron Aero = High Efficiency Cultivation

  • Low Micron Irrigation

HPA atomizes the water solution to bypass the physiological limits of traditional soil and hydroponic setups.  Delivering a range of droplet sizes from 30-200 Microns, root hairs (trichoblasts) uptake and metabolize moisture and minerals most efficiently. 

  • Optimal O2

Unlike Low Pressure Aeroponics (LPA) which produces large, heavy droplets that coat roots and limit O2 absorbtion, HPA creates a fine fog that coats roots without suffocating them. While most Hydroponic systems are limited at how much dissolved oxygen can be held in water (around 8-25ppm), HPA leaves roots suspended in a sealed chamber, where they have unrestricted access to 21% atmospheric oxygen. This maximizes root respiration, accelerating growth by 25% to 40% compared to other methods. 

  • H2O and Energy Efficiency

Because the roots absorb mist immediately, HPA systems run on precise, intermittent misting events spaced minutes apart. This lowers power use and keeps the root zone cooler.

HPA systems use up to 95% less water than traditional soil farming and 80% less than standard hydroponics. The high efficiency of the mist allows plants to absorb nutrients faster, reducing overall fertilizer usage by up to 60-70%.

  • No Substrate Needed

HPA eliminates the need for coco coir, rockwool, or soil. This cuts ongoing material costs and dramatically reduces post-harvest waste streams. Without a dense substrate, there is no place for soil-borne pathogens or pests to harbor. It creates a highly hygienic root ecosystem that minimizes or eliminates the need for chemical pesticides.

 

growing fruiting tomato crop in aeroponics

 

Automated Cultivation Made Easy

CCH2O High-Pressure Aeroponic methods provide a level of efficiency, consistency and versatility, unlike any other irrigation approach. HPA’s ability to propagate and cultivate in the same system makes it the smart choice for modern cultivators.

 

 

Disruptive. Precision. Irrigation.

  • Medium-less crop production — no more increasing costs or substrate headaches.
  • Low-volume, high-pressure mists deliver superior oxygen and surface coverage to bare roots.
  • Unparalleled growth rates and yields, unlocking the genetic potential of crop genetics.
  • Reliable, lightweight, and robust design, engineered for scalability.
  • Multi-zonal control over nutrient solution delivery capabilities — enabling cost-effective fertigation.
  • Fast, heavy harvests and efficient cleanups — allowing more crop turns per year.
  • Adjustable frequency and duration of misting cycles for optimized root environment control.
  • Promotes a clean and hygienic growing environment.

 

Learn more about recirculating water culture hydroponics, check out our Hydro Blogs and get cultured!

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