CultiMate® - Indoor Aeroponic System - Terra Aquatica

Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Hydroponic System for Successful Indoor Growing

The Terra Aquatica CultiMate® revolutionizes indoor hydroponic growing with its ultra-efficient drip technology. This compact French system guarantees accelerated growth and perfect root oxygenation in a format tailored for urban spaces.

Continuous Oxygenation for Explosive Root Growth

No more roots suffocating in stagnant water — the CultiMate ensures continuous oxygenated circulation

The integrated air pump circulates the nutrient solution in a closed loop, guaranteeing a constant oxygen supply to the roots. This Terra Aquatica drip technology eliminates irregular watering issues and optimizes nutrient uptake. Your plants develop a dense and vigorous root system from the first weeks.

• Continuous circulation — the pump maintains oxygenation 24/7 for stress-free growth
• Maximum water savings — the closed loop fully recycles the nutrient solution
• Optimal absorption — constant oxygenation multiplies nutrient uptake
• Healthy roots — no risk of root rot or suffocation

Durable and Eco-Responsible French Design

Made in France from rotomolded recycled plastic, the CultiMate combines robustness and environmental care. Its UV barrier protects roots from light while ensuring exceptional longevity. With a consumption below 2 watts, this system supports an optimal energy saving approach. The modular design in two detachable parts facilitates maintenance and reservoir cleaning.

Simple Installation Suitable for Beginners

The compact hydroponic system Terra Aquatica is installed in minutes without specialized tools. Its optimized size of 46x46x43 cm fits perfectly on balconies, kitchens, or small grow rooms. The Solar version even offers full energy autonomy for outdoor setups. Delivered with net pots, pump, and irrigation system, you only need to add clay pellets and your nutrient solution.

How to Use the Terra Aquatica CultiMate?

System setup involves simple steps, even for beginner growers wishing to discover hydroponics.

• Substrate preparation — carefully rinse clay pellets before placing them in the net pots
• Reservoir filling — pour 35 to 45 liters of balanced nutrient solution suited to your plants
• Plant installation — place your seedlings in the pots and position them in designated slots
• Weekly monitoring — check reservoir level and adjust nutrient concentration if needed

Once running, the system operates autonomously, automatically maintaining root oxygenation.

Joseph’s advice: "I recommend regularly checking the reservoir level — evapotranspiration can reduce volume faster than expected and compromise circulation."
Joseph