Access to intensive cultivation room
Different plant materials can be cultivated in separate sections of the plastic greenhouse.
Senmatic greenhouse automation enables environmental control and data logging.
In intensive cultivation rooms, seedlings can be induced to flower at a very early stage.
The intensive cultivation room consists of four separate compartments where various plant materials can be grown. The plastic greenhouses are mainly used seasonally.
Sections A and B are equipped with heating and carbon dioxide supply, enabling intensive cultivation and the simulation of early spring conditions. Plants are grown in containers, and due to heating, these sections can be used year-round. In intensive cultivation rooms, seedlings can be made to flower at a very young age, as warmth, abundant light, and optional CO₂ enrichment accelerate growth and induce flowering.
In sections A–C, plants are grown in containers, and the limestone flooring enhances light reflection. Section D has a soil base, allowing cultivation on, for example, a peat substrate.
The service includes access to the platform for conducting research, equipment, and experimental arrangements carried out by professional staff. The service covers platform and equipment preparation, execution of agreed experiments and observations during the trial, sample and data collection, and, if needed, preprocessing in a support laboratory and delivery of results.
Sample collection
Observation of experiments, sample collection, and measurements.
Target groups
Researchers, research groups, research communities, research networks, research projects, research organizations, companies.
Access type
- Physical, remote or hybrid access.
Service usage restrictions
- The introduction of plant diseases, pests, and GMO plant material into the research infrastructure area is only permitted in accordance with legislation and through separate case-by-case negotiations.
- The introduction of harmful invasive species is prohibited, and the import of other non-native species must be agreed upon separately.
- The use of chemicals must be negotiated separately.
- Research activities must not cause long-term harm or reduce the usability of the research infrastructure after the actual research period.
Information to support the application
- Space required for the experiment (m² / number of plants).
- Special equipment needed.
- Plant species and growth medium used in the experiment.
- Description of plant care, watering, and fertilization details.
- Description of experimental treatments, observation collection, and required monitoring data.
- Describe the environmental conditions required for your experiment as precisely as possible.