CROP SOLUTIONS · 作物解决方案
Crop habits, root depth and critical growth stages determine how water and nutrients should be delivered. Explore sixteen clear starting points for field crops, orchards and protected crops.
Deep, vigorous roots with high demand around tasseling and grain fill.
Tap-rooted and drought tolerant, but sensitive during flowering and boll set.
Shallow roots and moisture-sensitive tubers require a stable root zone.
Moderate rooting depth with high demand during flowering and fruit sizing.
Shallow fibrous roots traditionally grown under flooded conditions.
Long-season crop with a dense root system and sustained water demand.
Perennial root zone with changing demand from bloom to fruit sizing.
Evergreen canopy and shallow feeder roots create year-round demand.
Shallow, oxygen-sensitive roots react quickly to both drought and saturation.
Large leaf area and shallow roots create high, continuous water demand.
Deep-rooted vines require careful moisture control for berry quality.
Fine, shallow roots are highly sensitive to drought, salinity and pH.
Continuous fruiting requires tight control of water, nutrients and EC.
Fast-growing vines have shallow roots and high transpiration demand.
Shallow fibrous roots are sensitive to moisture and salinity swings.
Shallow-to-medium roots support continuous flowering and fruit set.