Hydroponics
Roots fed a measured nutrient film, drainage captured and recirculated. Nothing soaks into sand it will never see again.
Riyadh · Controlled-environment agriculture
Grow more cropon a tenth of the water.
We build climate-managed greenhouses that treat the desert as a growing medium, not an obstacle. Hydroponics, sealed climate loops, and live analytics on every plant.
Live from a Sahara bay right now
92%Less water
×9Yield per m²
38Greenhouses live
14kSensors online
Live from a Sahara bay right now
A sample of the readings streaming from every zone, updated by the second.
Air temperature
24.6°C
Relative humidity
68%
CO₂ enrichment
840ppm
Root-zone EC
2.1mS
Water pH
5.9pH
Daily light (DLI)
17mol
Three systems, one closed loop
Water, climate and data are not separate products here — they are one loop that keeps tightening itself.
Climate control
Pad-and-fan cooling, screen shading and CO₂ dosing hold a Mediterranean spring inside a Riyadh August.
Yield analytics
Every zone reports temperature, moisture, EC and growth to one dashboard that tells you what to change before the plant does.
Why the loop matters
The Kingdom imports most of what it eats and grows on water it cannot spare. Controlled environments change both numbers at once.
90%
Water returned to the loop
Drainage is captured, filtered and fed back — not lost to the ground.
365
Growing days a year
Summer stops being a season you sit out. The bay does not know it is July.
40km
From farm to shelf
Grown beside the city it feeds, harvested the morning it ships.
Crop programs, ready to run
Each program is a recipe: the structure, the climate curve, the nutrient plan and the harvest calendar, proven in our own bays first.
Leafy greens
Lettuce, rocket and herbs on nutrient film — 28-day cycles, twelve harvests a year.
Tomato & pepper
High-wire glasshouse crops on drip, trained to the light for a nine-month run.
Strawberry towers
Stacked gutters under tuned LED, fruiting through the months the open field cannot.
“We stopped importing lettuce in March. By June we were selling ours to the neighbours.”