We are a Czech innovative company. Within our experimental indoor farm, our aim is to pioneer and refine the optimal methods for cultivating medicinal herbs.
Advantages of vertical farming:
environment
pesticides
consumption
of space
Production
- Vertical cultivation of medicinal plants
- Cultivation of hard-to-access, rare, or endangered species that are not typically grown in our climate
- Cultivation methods optimized for high content of desired active compounds
- Herbal products for use in nutraceuticals, cosmetics, and phytopharmacy
- Guaranteed origin, year-round availability, and the option to supply selected herbs in fresh form
Produkce
Specializujeme se na vertikální pěstování léčivých bylin. Volíme těžko dostupné, exotické rostliny, obtížně pěstovatelné v našich klimatických podmínkách, s obsahem žádaných účinných látek.
Saffron (Crocus sativus)
- The “red gold” — over 90% of global production comes from Iran
- Bioactive compounds: crocin, picrocrocin, saffranal
- Supports healthy function of female and male reproductive organs, helps reduce fatigue and exhaustion, contributes to overall mental well-being, and is considered an aphrodisiac
- Applications: luxury spice, cosmetics, nutraceuticals
Asiatic pennyworth (Centella asiatica)
- Also known as Gotu Kola, native to the tropical regions of Asia
- Bioactive compounds: asiatic acid and madecassic acid, their glycosides asiaticoside and madecassoside, flavonoids, sterols, and saponins
- Promotes cardiovascular health, relieves the sensation of heavy legs, supports mental balance and emotional well-being
- Applications: tincture, powder, capsules in nutraceutical formulations; fresh leaves for salads; in cosmetics
Bacopa (Bacopa monnieri)
- Also known as Brahmi or Water hyssop, originates from southern India
- Bioactive compounds: bacosides, triterpenoids, alkaloids such as herpestin and brahmin
- Supports mental health, helps manage stress, enhances cognitive performance – memory and concentration, acts as an antioxidant, supports normal gallbladder function
- Applications: tincture, powder, capsules in nutraceutical formulations; in cosmetics
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)
- Also called Indian ginseng, classified as an adaptogen
- Bioactive compounds: withanolides, alkaloids including withanine, somniferine, withanine A and B
- Supports mental performance under stress, helps with sleep issues, concentration problems, chronic fatigue, low libido, fertility difficulties, respiratory problems
- Applications: dried and ground root in powder form, capsules, tablets in nutraceutical products
Maca (Lepidium meyenii)
- A superfood, adaptogen, and a natural source of phytoestrogens
- Native to the high altitudes of the Peruvian Andes
- Bioactive compounds: glucosinolates, macamides and macaenes, alkaloids, and plant sterols
- Supports endurance and vitality, physical and mental health, fertility, sexuality, and hormonal balance during menopause
- Applications: dried powder, maca tablets as nutraceuticals; fresh leaves for salads
Butterfly Pea (Clitoria ternatea)
- Native to Southeast Asia, a powerful antioxidant
- Bioactive compounds: quercetin, anthocyanins, triterpenoids, flavone glycosides, and plant steroids
- Supports cognitive function and memory, contains antioxidants that slow aging, promotes natural relaxation, and strengthens the immune system
- Applications: dried flowers for blue tea, powdered form for beverages, natural food coloring, in cosmetics
Research and Development
- Development of new cultivation methods using hydroponic systems
- Setting optimal environmental conditions – LED lights, temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide levels, nutrient composition
- Examination of the influence of the controlled environment on the content of bioactive substances in the product
- Laboratory verification of active ingredient content
Technology
- Complete technology for vertical cultivation of medicinal plants in enclosed spaces.
- Space-saving design enables high-capacity cultivation without compromising quality.
- Vertical farm uses automation and sensors for monitoring and controlling key environmental factors.
- Tailoring cultivation methods to specific medicinal plants enhances scalability.
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About us
Monika Němečková
During my studies at the University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague, I was most fascinated by the combination of technologies, environmental protection, and utilization of natural resources. This interest led me on a diverse career path, from working in a company recycling hazardous waste, providing consultancy on quality management systems, and managing a company manufacturing medical devices, to consulting for innovative research and development companies . It was through these experiences that I conceived the idea to establish COOLTIVATION, aiming to integrate all my passions and skills into one project, encompassing technology, research and development, environmental protection, medicinal properties, and plants.
Alena Koubová
As a graduate of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at CTU in Prague, I am passionate about innovation in agriculture, particularly the utilization of vertical farm technology. Following the completion of my studies, I immersed myself in apartment reconstruction projects, gaining valuable experience in technical planning and project execution. This role provided me with a strong foundation in managing complex initiatives and honed my organizational and communication abilities. My fascination with controlled cultivation of medicinal plants has inspired me to pursue opportunities in developing efficient and sustainable solutions for vertical farms. I am driven by a desire to contribute to meaningful projects that positively impact both society and the environment.
Contact
COOLTIVATION s.r.o.
Na Maninach 1590/29, 170 00 Prague 7, Czech republic
IN: 197 67 498