Evoponic has unique research-based technology for greenhouse and vertical farming growers using hydroponic systems.

Our nutrients and biostimulants have been under continuous development since 2006, we currently sponsor two PhD researchers and are involved in several Innovate UK funded projects. 

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http://evoponic.com

We have an extensive range of products for both the professional and amateur grower.

In addition we formulate and produce many bespoke solutions for our customers to take to market under their own brand.

Nutrients, biostimulants and specific combinations of microbials are formulated and then independently tested.

Evoponic works in co-operation with a number of UK and European Universities to explore new technology for this sector. We share technology and routes to market with a number of complementary technology companies like Emerald Research in the UK, Biostyma in Poland and Yanoagri in China.

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