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How are tomorrow’s growing media taking shape?

The growing media of the future are developed as smart mixes – combining peat with wood fibre, reed canary grass, sphagnum moss etc.

Why is listening to plants so important?

Testing new substrate mixes is a process of trial and error. You have to focus on the needs of both the customer and the plant.

How do growers reduce their environmental footprint?

For SV.CO, sustainability is a continuous journey, with improvements being made at every step.

From lab to greenhouses: reed canary grass proves its value

Our Development Manager, Lisa Zamparo, summarises why reed canary grass performs so well as a growing media material.

Biochar – Building Resilient Soils for Long‑Lasting Green Spaces

Biochar in Landscaping – Building Resilient Soils for Long‑Lasting Green Spaces Successful landscaping is built...

Bringing performance to life with our customer SV.CO

Kekkilä'BVB's Area Sales Manager Eddie van de Vijver shares how we co‑created a high‑performing substrateblend with our customer SV.CO.

Growing food security in Algeria – Partnership driving change and sustainability

Kekkilä-BVB and the local distributors Agrismart and Astrachem Saodia are transforming horticulture in one of...

Arena Torf Tarim – Growing together with Kekkilä Professional

Founded in 1992 in Antalya’s Aksu district, Ayer Torf Tarim is Türkiye’s first nursery, specialising...

Innovation doesn’t happen overnight – and it doesn’t happen alone

How does Kekkilä-BVB test and develop new raw materials? Watch the video to hear Lisa Zamparo explain how an idea becomes a product.

How is it possible that Finland harvests massive cucumber crops in the middle of the cold, dark Nordic winter?

How is it possible that Finland harvests massive cucumber crops in the middle of the cold, dark Nordic winter?

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