Supplier Profiles: Cultivation/Growing
Cultivation/Growing Supplier Profile from VividGro.
VividGro
COMPANY DESCRIPTION
VividGro is a pioneer in the AgTech space. Tailored to support the automation and efficiency needs of the indoor agriculture and horticultural markets, VividGro implements solutions that help growers maximize yields and reduce costs. The state-of-the-art, customized lighting product line delivers optimized PAR to maximize plant growth and PAR effi cacy. Our control automation systems and data collection strategies are able to measure and modify growing to help growers learn how to use their resources more effi ciently. It is not the lights you use; it is how you use them. Learn more at VividGro.com.
CHIEF SERVICES SUPPORTED
- Custom LED grow lights, automation, and controls
MAJOR PRODUCTS
- GroBar X (single channel)
- GroMax (3 channel)
- FlowerMax (6 channel)
- FlowerMax Pro (8 channel)
- GroNet (automation and control system)
STATES SERVED
Nationwide
VividGro
113 N. May St., Chicago, IL 60607 USA
EMAIL
sales@vividgro.com
LOCATIONS OF OTHER OFFICES AND FACILITIES
Cocoa Beach, FL
KEY PERSONNEL
Randy Shipley, VP of Sales
David Friedman, CEO
Dawn Pogue, Customer Experience Manager
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