Cultiwool at GreenTech Amsterdam & Leafy Hydroponics Summit 2026
This June, Cultiwool will participate in two leading international horticultural events focused on innovation, sustainable cultivation, and the future of controlled environment agriculture.
From advanced substrate solutions to knowledge sharing with professional growers and industry experts, we look forward to connecting with the global horticulture community during:
GreenTech Amsterdam | 9–11 June 2026
Leafy Hydroponics Summit | 15–16 June 2026
Discover how Cultiwool supports reliable crop performance through high-quality stone wool substrates developed for professional greenhouse horticulture. From propagation to final cultivation, Cultiwool supports leafy greens, vegetables, floriculture, and medicinal plant production across a wide range of hydroponic cultivation systems.
Claim your free Cultiwool goodiebag
Planning to visit GreenTech Amsterdam or the Leafy Hydroponics Summit 2026? Register your details and collect your free Cultiwool goodiebag during one of the events.
It is a great opportunity to meet the Cultiwool team, learn more about Cultiwool Prime for vegetables and discover how our stone wool substrate solutions support professional hydroponic cultivation.
Visit Cultiwool at GreenTech Amsterdam 2026
Booth 05.457 | RAI Amsterdam
GreenTech Amsterdam is one of the world’s leading horticulture technology exhibitions, bringing together growers, suppliers, researchers, and innovators from across the industry.
During the exhibition, the Cultiwool team will showcase both the Original and Prime product lines, including propagation plugs, growing blocks, and cultivation slabs developed for professional hydroponic systems.
Visitors are invited to meet the team and discuss:
Root-zone optimization
Water and irrigation management
Propagation strategies
Sustainable substrate developments
Hydroponic vegetable and medicinal plant cultivation
Presentation Session at GreenTech | Mastering the Root Zone: Strategies for Optimized Plant Health and Growth
10 June 2026 | 15:00–15:45 Medicinal Plants Stage (Green World)
Ryan Wankel, North America Technical Sales Manager at Cultiwool, will participate in an expert panel discussion focused on root-zone management and cultivation strategies for modern growing systems.
The session will explore approaches to optimizing:
Substrates
Irrigation
Nutrient delivery
Root development
Plant resilience
Yield performance
Together with industry experts from Grodan and Atami Nutrients, the discussion will highlight practical cultivation insights for professional growers.
Supporting Partner of the Leafy Hydroponics Summit 2026
15–16 June 2026 | Delft, The Netherlands
Cultiwool is proud to participate as a supporting partner of the Leafy Hydroponics Summit (LHS 2026), an international event dedicated to commercial hydroponic leafy greens production.
The summit brings together growers, investors, technology providers, and industry specialists to discuss the future of leafy hydroponic cultivation, greenhouse technologies, automation, propagation, crop strategies, and operational optimization.
As part of the event, the Cultiwool team will contribute knowledge and practical insights related to substrate performance and root-zone management within commercial hydroponic systems.
Discover the Cultiwool Product Lines
Cultiwool Prime
Developed using a natural-based binder and advanced manufacturing technology, Cultiwool Prime combines reliable cultivation performance with a more sustainable approach.
Cultiwool Original
A proven and trusted stone wool substrate solution designed for reliable and consistent crop performance across professional greenhouse horticulture systems.
Meet the Team
Whether you are active in propagation, leafy greens, vegetables, medicinal plants, or floriculture, the Cultiwool team looks forward to discussing your cultivation challenges and production goals during both events.
GreenTech Amsterdam
9–11 June 2026
Booth 05.643
Leafy Hydroponics Summit
15–16 June 2026
Delft, The Netherlands
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