Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Hydroplants: Clean, Cost-Effective Interiorscaping

Hydro culture literally means “water culture,” which is the cultivation of plants in water, explains Alissar Mzayek, MD and Creative Director of the company: “A plant is grown in an absorbent aggregate and nutrients. It’s roots are in the water (as opposed to soil), and the plant is potted in hydroponic, fired-clay granules. These granules are porous, which means they can both absorb water and transfer it again.”


When ALISSAR® supplies indoor plants to hotels & corporate offices, we are considering many factors in addition to the interior, including venue, light, temperature, air conditioning, etc. These environmental conditions can be challenging, but hydroculture plants are an efficient choice that adapt easily to a wide array of indoor environments. 

Hydroplants are also easy to maintain, as watering and feeding involve just topping up the reservoir with growing solution. A water reservoir and special meter make it easy to see when the plant requires water, adds Mzayek. Easy to care for, hydroculture plants are considerably long-lasting. With so many advantages, hydroculture plants are a winning choice for hotels, offices and other venues with a high footfall. 


Earlier this year, ALISSAR® Flowers launched its hydro products in several five star hotels and corporate offices across the UAE and Qatar. Carolina de Moraes, Sales Manager for ALISSAR® Hotels & Corporate, says: ‘So far we are getting very positive feedback from our clients on hydro plants. We handle the maintenance for all clients who purchased hydro plants and accessories, though self maintenance is also possible when a property has its own team of florists. When a client chooses self-maintenance, ALISSAR® provides a detailed manual on plant care,” she adds. 

To complement its plant offerings, ALISSAR® also supplies a wide range of specialized accessories and designed pots that are available for purchase, either separately or in combination with the plant. “We specialise in floral design and indoor landscaping,” Mzayek concludes. “Hence it is our duty to select the right product that best fits the interior it is meant for.”


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