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"This film accelerates the plant growth by approximately 20%"

Vink König Deutschland is now offering the LLEAF polycarbonate film, an innovative product for accelerated plant growth. "This film accelerates the plant growth by approximately 20%", the Vink König team shares.

The film of the Australian company LLEAF (Luminescent Light Emitting Agricultural Films ) contains a patented dye that changes the color spectrum when exposed to sunlight. The innovative polycarbonate film turns part of the green light into additional red light, which is what plants use to produce cellular energy in photosynthesis. Additional red light makes plants grow faster, enhancing the profitability and efficiency of greenhousing and indoor farming. The film also reflects red light, which makes it interesting for the construction of solar panels.

"The growth acceleration effect of the film has been proven for a wide variety of green plants such as lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, basil, peppers, aubergines, Asian vegetables, strawberries, or cannabis. The film is placed between the sun and the plant and can be easily installed", says Hubertus von Henninges with Vink König Deutschland GmbH. "It can be used in greenhouses, agrivoltaics with solar panels, algae cultivation, indoor farming, and many other applications. LLEAF's technology allows custom sunlight spectrums, termed "sunlight engineering," resulting in various beneficial outcomes such as seasonal shifting for out-of-season or new location fruiting."

LLEAF's COO Chris Wilkins said, "The technology allows for greenhouse plastic to behave like an LED light - emitting additional red light into the greenhouse, which is what plants use to produce cellular energy."

For more information:
Hubertus von Henninges
Vink König Deutschland GmbH
Tel.: +49 202 3177119-40
hubertus.vonhenninges@koenig-kunststoffe.de
www.folien-zentrum.com

LLEAF
4 Cornwallis Street
Eveleigh, NSW 2015 AU
Tel.: +61 (0) 478 721 982
lleafgrow.com

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