Best Indoor Garden for 2021- Which smart system did I buy?
Best Indoor Garden for 2021- Which smart system did I buy?
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Could you please consider doing an update and I kinda would have loved to see the garden full top to bottom, to kinda see the space it takes… great video…now I think I want one..
Wow that’s a very good and comprehensive review. Thank you!!
How does the water circulate? Do the roots stay in the pod or extend in the water.
So a couple things I heard you mention re: Gardyn. Keep in mind the little pod holder sockets are dishwasher safe! Cleaning is still a pain, but at least the individual pod holders dont have to be hand washed. In addition, membership includes 10 free cubes, but that is based on the expectation that most of your plants will last a couple months so you wouldn’t be replacing 30 pods monthly… if you needed more than 10 cubes, extra cubes are $1.99 ($4.99 without membership) Notably, the system comes with 30 different plants when you buy it (regardless of subscription or not). Also, you can grow your own seeds by ordering blank pods. Finally, although you can’t use Kelby without the membership (and vacation mode is useless without a membership as its only purpose is to pause your membership) you CAN still use the app and many of the features without a membership… you would just use them in ‘manual mode’….. So, the $1585 is not inevitable… its only inevitable if you want to use Kelby… otherwise, its $899 but they are also (at the time of this message) running a special where you save $150 with the promo code "SAVE" so its down to $749.
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You can’t sub that dirt with something else
Great video! We had the exact same thought process. Almost pulled the trigger on Gardyn but the cleaning…no thanks. How is your system holding up, still love it?
What size are those restaurant labels?
Excellent explanation of indoor gardens! I have watched many similar videos and yours is the best by far. Thanks so much.
Your click and grow is dollar intensive cling to your subscription if your subscription gone bad on you your system will go bad
Unlike the plant food from aero garden and garden you can use different plant food flexibility make the long run cheaper
I just bought the Click and Grow 27 and awaiting its arrival. I recently bought 2 Click and Grow 3 units and already wanted to expand. It’s exciting seeing the little plants pop up. I might use those smaller units later for a dedicated herb or vegetable or to plant flowers. I live in New England so I hope to use these also to start plants and move outdoors in a few weeks. It will be fun growing herbs and vegetables year-round. I will have more room in my refrigerator because I will not have to store them. I will pick them fresh.
Thanks for researching different models. I feel that I made a good decision.
I’m pinoy I leave in the phillippines and I think aero garden is more reliable from my point of view were I live your click and grow is subscription dependent
This was really helpful. I’m 1000% with you on cleaning, which is why I decided against the Gardyn as well. Now I’m just debating between the C&G 25 (not released yet) and your C&G 27
Literally me I just left Disney and went on the ride told my husband I want a hydroponic garden. Now I’m researching the best options!
Thanks for an excellent and very informative video.
I own a Click and Grow 9 Smart Garden since October 2019. I live in South Africa and the biggest problem with my Click and Grow is that virtually all plants become pot bound after 4 to 6 weeks and stagnate. I’ve since invested quite heavily in German-made Lechuza self-watering planters and transplant all my Click and Grow herbs and lettuces into these containers where they really thrive, some for 8 months and more. My Click and Grow has therefore become more of a germinator than anything else.
The Click and Grow System is actually not hydroponic because pure hydroponic systems have nutrients in the water and is soilless. At this point I’m experimenting with net cups to allow the roots of my Click and Grow plants to grow out of the pods and into the water. This obviously changes the system into a sort of hybrid hydroponic system and I will need to put fertiliser in the water, which I don’t mind.
As a new venture I’m seriously considering buying a French made Véritable smart garden which contains only four pods, but they are significantly larger than those of Click and Grow, and each pod contains 10 plants. The plastic containers of these plants have narrow slits on the sides as well as wicking tubes at the bottoms. Given that the roots are able to get out of the containers the plants in a Véritable system are usable for 6-8 months which is significantly longer than the maximum of 3 months that Click and Grow plants offer.
How do you plant your own seeds in the click & grow?
Been about what almost 8 months later since you had the Click & Grow? Do you still like/love it? I’m wanting to solely use this to grow indoors only. Thinking of ordering the 27 and wanted 8 month thoughts?
Is it possible to choose the herbs and vegetables instead of just accepting what is chosen for you?
I bought two iHarvest. One came and one did not. The one that did was missing pieces and the nutrients had bust open. Still don’t have the second one. Buy elsewhere!
This was so helpful thank you!
I think you’re supposed to keep the domes on until the sprouts grow big enough to touch it.
I just watched a bunch of videos about these, and came across a guy who does SOOOOOO many different things, spinach, bell peppers, peas, etc.
https://youtu.be/3S3jsLzpcuw
I thought I would share, because I’m looking to get some kind of a system.
Thank you for doing your video. I didn’t know about the system you purchased. I’ve been looking at the OONI system, just to try with my little girl first.