Tag: Water Treatment
Horticultural Water Treatment Partnership With KSG
Horticultural Water Treatment Solutions with KSG Partnership Integrated Water Process is proud to announce a horticultural water treatment partnership with Key Solutions Group (KSG).This move strengthens our market presence in the horticulture and Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) industry. Through this agreement, Integrated Water Process gains rights to market and promote... Read More
Condensate Recovery for Commercial Hydroponic Facilities
Originally published January 26, 2024. Updated October 2026. HVAC condensate can represent a meaningful source of recoverable water in commercial hydroponic and controlled environment agriculture facilities. Indoor cultivation environments remove large quantities of moisture from the air through cooling and dehumidification. Instead of sending that condensate directly to drain, facilities... Read More
Commercial Cultivation Water Systems: Jushi Case Study
[caption id="attachment_4604" align="alignleft" width="190"] Josh Malman discusses the water-system planning and implementation support provided during Jushi's cultivation expansion projects.[/caption] When Josh Malman, Jushi’s VP of Cultivation, was tasked with helping a national cannabis company expand two of the multi-state cannabis operators' locations in Pennsylvania and Virginia in 2020–he knew he... Read More
Dissolved Oxygen in Hydroponics: What Growers Need to Know
Updated and technically reviewed by Brad Hull, PE - October 2026. Dissolved oxygen (DO) is an important water-quality parameter in hydroponic production because plant roots require oxygen for respiration. In a well-managed system, DO should be evaluated together with water temperature, electrical conductivity (EC), crop requirements, irrigation strategy, and the... Read More
Hydroponic Water Filtration: A Practical Guide for Growers
Originally published April 11, 2023. Updated October 2026. Filtration is one of the fundamental processes in a commercial hydroponic water system. The objective is straightforward: remove particles or other unwanted material before they interfere with pumps, valves, treatment equipment, irrigation emitters, sensors, or crop production. There is no universal filtration... Read More