Ornamentals

Sized for a real greenhouse, not a mega-farm

Most plug-tray automation on the market comes from oversized European systems built for facilities that can dedicate huge floor space and budget to a full retrofit. Compact dibbling and precision handling equipment closes that gap for growers who need real automation without rebuilding the greenhouse around it.

Built to switch crops in minutes, not days

High SKU counts and tight seasonal windows leave no room for equipment that needs a specialist to reconfigure. Simple, minimal-part-count builds keep mean time between failures high, and tool-free changeover plus configurable manifolds and variable-speed conveyors let one line move between plant architectures and pot sizes without a rebuild.

Automate the worst bottleneck first

Energy costs and demand both swing hard by season, and peak transplanting periods routinely leave growers short on labor exactly when they need it most. Staged capital deployment means an operation can automate its single worst bottleneck first, usually repetitive potting and transplanting, rather than committing to one all-or-nothing system.

What precision buys you downstream

Automated watering tunnels paired with precise mechanical dibbling produce more even water distribution and seed placement than manual work can match, and growers running that combination report more uniform canopy development and less reliance on pesticides to compensate for inconsistent starts.