Built for the next stage of growth
Butterfly Orchids is expanding from 3.5 to 9.5 hectares with a facility designed around efficiency, flexibility and future-focused cultivation.
Bosman Van Zaal delivered both the greenhouse and Cultivation Systems for this ambitious expansion. Together, they form the physical and operational foundation for a modern growing environment in which quality, capacity and workflow come together.
Designed for multi-layer cultivation
The new facility has been designed to support multi-layer cultivation: an important step towards increasing production capacity per hectare. This approach enables Butterfly Orchids to use the available greenhouse space more effectively while maintaining the structured, high-quality conditions essential for professional Phalaenopsis production.
The greenhouse and Cultivation Systems were developed as a coordinated whole. The result is a practical cultivation environment that supports the company’s ambition to work more efficiently, consistently and with a clear focus on continuous improvement.
Flexibility for an order-driven operation
Butterfly Orchids is pairing its expansion with an increasingly order-driven way of working. The facility therefore needed to support an operational process that can respond efficiently to demand, production planning and daily workflow.
By aligning greenhouse construction and Cultivation Systems, Bosman Van Zaal created an integrated foundation rather than a collection of separate elements. This gives Butterfly Orchids the flexibility required for reliable operations today, while keeping the business ready for future developments and continued growth.
