Terracotta Hydroponic Grow Kit

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Story

In a world where over or under-watering can be deadly, shouldn't there be a way for a plant to decide how much water it gets for itself? Enter Modern Sprout's passive hydroponics, which allow plant roots to suck up exactly the amount of moisture they need — no more, no less. Spend five minutes setting up the handsome terracotta planter and you'll have aloe, bonsai, palm, spruce or cactus plants growing themselves in weeks.

(Dia.)3.5" x (H)5.31"
Includes aloe, palm, spruce, bonsai or cactus seeds, plant food, grow medium, stainless steel net, and terracotta planter
Instructions included
Assembled in the USA

About Modern Sprout

Modern Sprout was started by a couple looking to create a garden in their Chicago apartment and having no luck growing plants on their own. Looking into hydroponics, they found lots of exposed tubing, grow lights, and plastic buckets. They decided to collaborate with a master grower and create a beautifully designed and easy to use hydroponic system, along with lots of other easy grow options. The business started on Kickstarter and is currently sprouting up in homes all over the US.

Story
In a world where over or under-watering can be deadly, shouldn't there be a way for a plant to decide how much water it gets for itself? Enter Modern Sprout's passive hydroponics, which allow plant roots to suck up exactly the amount of moisture they need — no more, no less. Spend five minutes setting up the handsome terracotta planter and you'll have aloe, bonsai, palm, spruce or cactus plants growing themselves in weeks.
(Dia.)3.5" x (H)5.31"

Includes aloe, palm, spruce, bonsai or cactus seeds, plant food, grow medium, stainless steel net, and terracotta planter

Instructions included

Assembled in the USA
About Modern Sprout
Modern Sprout was started by a couple looking to create a garden in their Chicago apartment and having no luck growing plants on their own. Looking into hydroponics, they found lots of exposed tubing, grow lights, and plastic buckets. They decided to collaborate with a master grower and create a beautifully designed and easy to use hydroponic system, along with lots of other easy grow options. The business started on Kickstarter and is currently sprouting up in homes all over the US.