Crops · Protected cultivation
Crops for polyhouse and hydroponic farming
Growing guides for 32 crops: vegetables, leafy greens and herbs, fruits and flowers. Each guide covers the best growing system, crop cycle, pests, expected revenue and how Kryzen builds and supports the farm.
Vegetables · 10 crops
High-value vegetables for polyhouses
Fruiting vegetables, cole crops and roots. Grown in cocopeat grow bags, Dutch buckets or soil beds under drip, with insect net keeping most pests out.
Leafy greens and herbs · 9 crops
Leafy greens and herbs for hydroponics
Fast crops with harvests every few weeks. Most are grown in recirculating NFT channels; woody herbs grow in grow bags or troughs.
Fruits · 3 crops
Fruits for protected cultivation
Clean, even fruit grown off the ground, with drip feeding and protection from rain, hail and birds.
Flowers · 10 crops
Cut flowers for polyhouses
Long, straight stems and clean blooms for florists, events and festival markets. Many are NHB subsidy crops.
RoseFirst flowers in 3–4 months
GerberaFirst flowers in 2–3 months
CarnationFirst flowers in 4–5 months
ChrysanthemumFlowers in 3–4 months
AnthuriumFirst flowers in 8–10 months
OrchidsFirst spikes in 12–18 months
LiliumFlowers in 70–100 days
GladiolusSpikes in 70–100 days
MarigoldFirst flowers in 50–60 days
TuberoseSpikes in 3–4 months
Choosing a crop
How to choose the right crop for your farm
The best crop depends on your land, water, climate and market. Our agronomy team helps you choose before the farm is designed.
Your market
Grow what nearby buyers already want: wholesale markets, hotels, retail chains or flower markets. Track rates on Price Watcher.
Climate and water
Cool-season crops need more cooling in hot regions, and water quality decides which hydroponic system fits. We check both at your site.
Crop cycle and cash flow
Leafy greens and herbs are cut within weeks. Flowers such as rose and anthurium take longer to start but yield for years.
Subsidy
Tomato, capsicum, cucumber and most cut flowers are NHB subsidy crops. See Kryzen and Government.
How we build
From first call to first harvest
Ten steps, one team. Most projects are built in 45 to 90 days after material reaches the site.
1Free online consultation
We discuss your land, water, budget and goals on a video or phone call.
2Site inspection
Our team checks level, slope, sunlight, soil, water, power and road access.
3Design and quotation
We design for your climate and crops, and share a detailed quotation.
4Project report and finance
We prepare the DPR for your bank loan and subsidy file.
5Subsidy and loan
We help you apply for NHB or NHM subsidy and your bank loan, with the documents each office needs.
6Manufacturing
We cut, shape and quality-test the material at our factory in Satara.
7Construction
Our team builds the foundations, structure and growing systems on your land.
8Testing and handover
We test every system and hand over a working farm.
9Training and agronomy
Hands-on training for your team and 6 months of virtual agronomy support.
10Harvest management
We help you plan harvests, grading and sales, with market prices from Price Watcher and buyers through Buyers Connect.
Talk to our team
Not sure which crop to grow?
Tell us your land, water and market. We’ll suggest crops that suit your site, the right polyhouse and growing system, and share a detailed quotation.





















