Performance analysis of hydroponic system on verticulture technique of spinach (Ipomoea aquatica)

Abstract Verticulture technique is a stratified plant cultivation system carried out vertically, either outdoors or indoors. The vertical aims to overcome the decline in paddy fields due conversion of land non-agricultural land. This very suitable for narrow because it does not take up much space. farming has three techniques, namely Hydroponics, Aquaponics, and Aeroponics. Hydroponic with tower great demand at this time, used pipe water dripping from top tower. Some nutrients are absorbed by plants through roots some fall bottom which then returns storage container, ready be pumped back Tower hydroponics advantage that on 1 m 2 height 1.5 we can 50-80 stems, whereas usual method only 25-30 stems obtained. study design technical test hydroponic verticulture techniques spinach. results show an area 3 x 2.5 , 24 towers 624 holes. Each hole 4-6 stems. spinach grow perfectly compared control plants. these studies indicate area.