The Groasis Technology photo gallery shows plantings and results

 

• Instruction photos and videos learn about the Groasis Technology.
• See the images that explain how the Groasis waterboxx lets the sun shine on the plants at the early morning and the late afternoon and gives shadow and protection from 10AM to 4PM.
• Look at the beautiful collection of photos of trees growing together as twin plant.
• Here are a number of photos that prove that trees and shrubs grow well on rocks
• Images of burned trees aside of the road between Sacramento and Reno in the USA
• These images show how new vine plants are interplanted
• View the images of fruit from trees
• Look at the images of corn planted with two seeds together, a copy of the traditional ancient Inca cultivation method, in the Botanical Garden of Quito Ecuador.
• Look at the images to find how precise Dutch growers sow their corn in order to have the highest assimilation surface. 
• See how a lack of oxygen has a negative influence on the growth of plants.
• Look at the images that explain how the capillary drill can help combat desertification
• View the images of the production of trees and shrubs in various tree nurseries worldwide
• Look at the images that show all kinds of different forms of condensation
• View the images of roots and learn to distinguish good from bad roots
• On the images you can see that most of the radical or primary roots did not recover and less than 20% of the survived saplings had developed a new radicle root again. 
• Look at the images of the seaside to find how difficult it is to plant salted dunes.
• View the images of how trees are planted in the Sahara desert in Morocco. 
• The images how walking dunes are planted in the Sahara desert in Morocco.
• It prevents the surface of the soil around the plant from getting too hot
• View the images of vineplants where the radicle roots are destroyed as a cause of transplanting and the new radicle roots are 75% thinner than the original ones. 
• In these images we showperfect roots from young tree saplings look like. 
• View the development of the radicle root in Mother Nature and find that the root mass is bigger than the plant mass.