Indoor hydroponic gardens
Fresh herbs on your counter. All year.
No soil, no gardening skills. Just add seeds.
- Grow lightFull spectrum, built in
- 10 to 16 podsAny seed, no subscription
- Quiet pumpWaters the roots on its own
- Free US shipping
- Takes any seed you like
- Ready to cut in about 3 weeks
- No pod subscription
Our gardens
A garden for every counter.
From a desk-sized 10-pod to a 16-pod with its own seedling tray. Each has a grow light and a quiet pump, and takes any seed you like.
How it works
Three steps. Then mostly waiting.



Drop in your seeds
Place seeds in the grow sponges and set them in the pods. Up to sixteen plants at once, depending on your garden.
What you can grow
Whatever you cook with most.
Leafy herbs and greens do best. The light arm rises as plants grow, so you're not limited to short herbs.
Basil
About 3 weeks
Mint
About 3 weeks
Lettuce
4–5 weeks
Parsley
Slower to sprout
Cilantro
Cut often
Chives
Grows back fast
Full-spectrum LED light
Runs 16 hours on and 8 off by itself. Two light modes: 4-color and 3-color.
A light arm that rises
Lift it up to 14.8 in as your plants get taller.
12 pods, any seed
Standard grow sponges, so you plant what you like. No pod subscription.
Water level gauge
Marked in litres, so you can see at a glance when it's time to top up.
Quiet pump inside
Moves the water every 30 minutes at under 20 dB.
Our signature garden
The 12-pod indoor garden
$89.99
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Runs 16 hours on and 8 off by itself. Two light modes: 4-color and 3-color.
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Lift it up to 14.8 in as your plants get taller.
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Standard grow sponges, so you plant what you like. No pod subscription.
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Marked in litres, so you can see at a glance when it's time to top up.
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Moves the water every 30 minutes at under 20 dB.
Your choice
Plant any seeds. No pods to buy.
Some indoor gardens only work with their own seed pods. Ours take standard grow sponges, so a seed packet from any store works.
Branded seed pods$144about, per year
Your own seeds$54about, per year
You keep about $90 every year
Estimate, based on replanting all 12 pods 3 times a year. Branded seed pods usually cost $3–5 each. A grow sponge, seeds and plant food come to about $1.50.
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A setup guide in your inbox
Step by step, sent with your order.
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A real reply within 24 hours
A human answer, Monday to Friday.
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Damaged on arrival? Sorted
We'll replace it or refund you.
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Free US shipping
Arrives in 3–7 business days.
What's next
More is growing.
Leave your email to hear about new gardens and refills first.
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In the works
Bigger gardens
Gardens with even more pods are on the way, for when sixteen isn't enough. You'll see them here first.
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Coming soon
Refill packs
Grow sponges and plant food together in one pack, so restocking your garden takes a minute.
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Coming soon
Harvest recipes
Simple ideas for what you grow, from fresh basil pesto to mint tea, sent to your inbox.
Do I need to buy anything else?
Just seeds. Plant food (A and B), grow sponges, baskets, domes and pod labels all come in the box, so you only choose what to grow. Any seed packet works. When the plant food runs out, any standard hydroponic nutrient will do, and it's easy to find online or at a garden store.
How long does shipping take?
Shipping is free and takes 3–7 business days, including 1–2 days to prepare your order. We email a tracking number as soon as it ships.
For now we deliver to the 48 contiguous states only, and not to PO boxes.
Can I return it?
Yes. You can return it within 30 days of delivery, in its original packaging. Return shipping is at your cost.
If it arrives damaged, faulty or wrong, email us a photo within 7 days and we will replace it or refund you in full, at no cost to you. The details are in our refund policy.
Is it noisy?
No. The pump runs in short cycles and makes a faint hum, similar to a small aquarium. On the 12-pod and the 16-pod gardens it is around 20 dB. A kitchen or office is ideal; very light sleepers may not want it in a bedroom.
Do I need to be good with plants?
No. The light and pump are automatic. You top up the water and add nutrients on schedule, both covered in the setup guide we email you.
Something we haven't covered? Ask us here.



