The team at Great Lakes Greenhouses takes pride in its list of firsts: first to use CO2 enrichment in the greenhouse, first to grow cucumbers year-round, and first to propagate cucumbers from seed on site to prevent disease. The Leamington, Ontario company is now embracing Sollum Technology's fully dynamic LED grow light solution on close to two acres..

"We chose Sollum fixtures for our vegetable propagation operation, which represents a demanding and critical chunk of our business," says Mark Reimer, research & business development manager of Great Lakes Greenhouses. "We grow a variety of non-GMO and organic produce including cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes and eggplants, so we needed a supplemental lighting solution that could meet the precise needs of a diverse group of crops."

"Sollum Technologies is the only horticultural lighting company to offer a truly dynamic lighting solution that can adjust seamlessly to meet the needs of different crops as they grow and their light requirements change," says Kassim Tremblay, vice president, business development at Sollum Technologies, based in Montreal, Québec.

"Clients like Great Lakes Greenhouses really allow us to demonstrate the full capabilities of our technology while they benefit from the innovation we offer in terms of programmable and re-programmable fixtures, infinite light recipe options, ambient light compensation and multi-zone lightmanagement."

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Source:  Sollum Technologies October 18, 2022 news release