The concept of Vulcaponics as sustainable interior landscaping solution is being explored in an article by Kenneth Freeman of Purposeful Places. This innovative method which utilises volcanic rock as a growing medium in place of traditional soil is a relatively new practice that may offer significant environmental and practical advantages. As interior landscaping continues to evolve, Vulcaponics may present a compelling alternative to traditional compost.

 

 

The article highlights several advantages of  Vulcaponics such as plant growth, better root aeration, water retention, and nutrient absorption along with its eco-friendly, low-maintenance, and aesthetically adaptable properties. 

 

While Vulcaponics shows great promise, Kenneth also explores its challenges such as availability, scalability along with implementation of the system in the large scale projects, and initial setup costs all of which can influence its future in the interior landscaping industry. 

 

 As businesses and designers seek sustainable solutions, Vulcaponics may well be at the forefront of a new era in interior landscaping. Its ability to reduce environmental impact while supporting plant health makes it a technique worth further exploration. To find out more and to discuss the systemThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. who offers a training programme on this and any other interior landscaping related subjects. View or download the latest course outlines and prices here. Please note that members of plants@work are eligible for significant discounts.