Greengro Technologies Is Moving Towards Commercializing Scalable Water Reclamation and Alternative Energy Solutions for Agriculture and Marijuana Producers

ANAHEIM, CA--(Marketwired - May 21, 2015) - Greengro Technologies (OTC PINK: GRNH) announced today it's aggressively developing and testing product lines to tackle water reclamation and renewable energy problems for the marijuana and green agriculture industry.

Many areas of the world already use innovative techniques for food production, however, the severe water shortage in the Western United States, especially California, has an immediate and profound impact on agriculture and legal marijuana producers. Studies show that traditionally farming 1 pound of broccoli takes approximately 11 gallons of water. According to the Press Democrat, a Northern California Newspaper, "Researchers estimate each marijuana plant consumes 6 gallons of water a day, and there are more than 1 million marijuana plants in Mendocino alone. California is expected to produce 2.1 billion pounds of marijuana this year creating an immediate market for water reclamation solutions. In Colorado researchers estimate that legal marijuana production uses 10% of the state's water supply and tasks the state's electrical grid due to its "indoor/greenhouse only" cultivation policy.

According to Greengro CEO James Haas, "With the US Government Marijuana legislative efforts well underway, we see a great need for energy efficient solar, back-up power, and reclaimable water solutions. To capitalize on this demand, we are positioning ourselves to quickly bring products to market that will give clients cost savings options and make a positive difference in Greengro's 2015 revenues."

The company will launch its energy solutions products and services in the coming months as an addition to its www.verticalhydrogarden.com. Greengro is developing and testing these solutions at their existing BP Gardens facilities so the real time feedback can bring real useable solutions to market quickly. The company expects to simplify and productize solar solutions from 5kw to 100 kw commercial scale; backup power solutions for mission critical crops, and various water conservation and reclamation solutions that are affordable and scaleable for producers of any size.

The company will provide additional details on the upcoming product lines and turnkey solutions in the coming months. Meanwhile, the company sales teams have systems in place to help clients who are either designing current systems or urgently need to address water, electrical, or automation issues.

About Greengro Technologies
Greengro Technologies (OTC PINK: GRNH) is a world class provider of eco-friendly green technologies with specific domain expertise in indoor and outdoor agricultural science systems serving both the consumer and commercial farming markets. It brings together community and commerce through the growth and distribution of healthy, nutritious foods and vital medicines backed by science and technology. Customers include restaurants, community gardens, small and large scale commercial clients. Greengro Technologies also provides design, construction and maintenance services to large grow and cultivation operations and collectives in the medical and recreational marijuana sectors. http://greengrotech.com/

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