Greenhouse Irrigation Systems
Greenhouse irrigation systems deliver water — and often nutrients — to pots, troughs or hydroponic channels on a schedule matched to crop demand. ClimaSpan plans irrigation alongside benches, hydroponics and climate control so humidity, leaf wetness and root-zone supply stay consistent, then quotes the package by project.
Equipment selection and scope are confirmed in a written quote after we review your greenhouse size, layout, crop and climate. We do not publish public prices or catalogue-only spec sheets on these pages.
What the system does
- Moves water from source through filtration, dosing (when used) and distribution to the crop.
- Supports drip, ebb-and-flow, overhead or channel-fed layouts depending on the growing method.
- Works with drainage recovery where the project calls for recirculation.
- Should be coordinated with climate setpoints so irrigation does not create unwanted leaf wetness.
Selection points
- Describe water source, pressure and any known quality issues (hardness, iron, pathogens).
- State crop containers or channel type, and whether fertigation is required.
- Share greenhouse zones, bench layout and preferred control method (manual, timer, climate computer).
- Pumps, filters and dosing equipment are sized only after review — no public prices here.
How it pairs with structure and crops
- Bench and hydroponic layouts define pipe runs, valve groups and drainage falls.
- High humidity from irrigation interacts with exhaust and circulation fan schedules.
- Pad-and-fan cooling changes vapour pressure deficit; irrigation frequency often needs seasonal adjustment.
- Automation can link irrigation starts to radiation or climate computer programs when scoped.
Related greenhouse systems
Growing Benches
Pipe and drainage follow the bench plan.
Hydroponics
Solution delivery and return for soilless crops.
Climate Control
Humidity and VPD goals guide irrigation timing.
Automation
Timers, valves and sensor-driven starts.
Frequently asked questions
Which irrigation method is best for my greenhouse?
It depends on containers vs channels, water quality and labour. Drip suits many pot and trough crops; ebb-and-flow suits some bench systems; channel-fed layouts suit hydroponics. Share crop and layout for a recommendation.
Do you publish pump flow charts on this page?
No. Flow, filtration and dosing are confirmed in the written quote after we see your water source and zone plan.
Should irrigation be quoted with climate equipment?
Often yes. Climate and irrigation share humidity outcomes; quoting them together reduces layout conflicts.
How do I request a quote?
Email [email protected] with water notes, crop, zone count and greenhouse dimensions.