Market Gardeners Teresa Hermaons
(Spain)
The Iberian Peninsula has discovered Grander Water 
Spain is Europe’s vegetable garden. The market gardens owned by the company Teres Hermanos in Alicante belong to the Teresa group, one of the leading exporters of vegetables and melons. The first experiments with Grander water revitalisation within the company were done with yellow peppers. Surprisingly, the fruit ripened twelve days earlier than usual. Yield increased by a remarkable 40%. Towards the end of another series of tests a virus attacked the cultivation plots and destroyed part of the harvest. Even in this situation there was a difference between the fields irrigated with revitalised water and those where non-revitalised water was used. The revitalised plants turned out to be significantly more resistant and were attacked five to six days later than the rest. Whilst 50% of the non-revitalized plants were lost, only 25% of the revitalized plants were lost.
Grander Technology used with nursery plants .
In April 2001 the company San Javier Plants, which grows seedlings for peppers and melons and sells them to vegetable growers, installed its first Grander water revitalising device. It was at the stage when the pepper plants were being replanted. Normally the water was taken from a storage pond fed with water from the central water mains. The chlorinated water led to continued problems with the sensitive root mass. After using Grander water revitalisation, the engineers found that after just one month the pepper plants were growing faster and were significantly more healthy. A clear difference was also visible in the root system, which was better developed than it was when the conventional irrigation system was used. | 