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plant grow box indoor The Click & Grow 25

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plant grow box indoor The Click & Grow 25Description The Click & Grow 25 allows you to enjoy a sustainable lifestyle full of the freshest, most nutritious home grown leafy greens. It takes care of watering, nutrients, lighting, and the connected app helps you track your plants and receive tips on how to grow the most bountiful greens. Although suitable for all Click & Grow plants, its patented tray system is specifically designed for growing leafy greens in a seamless planting and harvesting

Description

The Click & Grow 25 allows you to enjoy a sustainable lifestyle full of the freshest, most nutritious home-grown leafy greens.

It takes care of watering, nutrients, lighting, and the connected app helps you track your plants and receive tips on how to grow the most bountiful greens.

Although suitable for all Click & Grow plants, its patented tray system is specifically designed for growing leafy greens in a seamless planting and harvesting cycle. Insert plant pods from one end, harvest from the other. Continuously. You’ll always have healthy greens to add to your dishes.

 

The Click & Grow 25 starter kit gives you:

  • Continuous weekly harvest of leafy greens
  • Modular indoor garden made of high quality natural oak and metal
  • App to maintain a steady 5-week growth & harvest cycle
  • App-controlled grow-lights and humidity sensor
  • Compatibility with add-ons: fan and protective glass kit, storage drawer and shelf

Click & Grow 25 is built to be the most seamless solution for enjoying premium quality leafy greens on a daily basis.

Growing herbs, fruits and flowers is possible, but for those, we recommend our other Smart Gardens.

Recommended use

The Click & Grow 25 is a pioneering solution for having a continuous supply of fresh, leafy greens at hand. This can be easily achieved by operating the patented Click & Grow 25 tray system and choosing plant pods from our selection of over 20 leafy greens. All of our leafy greens grow at a similar pace and only take 5 weeks from planting to becoming harvest-ready.

Maintaining the 5-week growing and harvesting cycle:

  1. Fill one tray at a time with plant pods once every week
  2. Remove a tray full of mature greens 5 weeks after planting it
  3. Set the tray with 5-week-old plants into a tray holder, consume within a week
  4. Slide trays sideways to make room for the next tray
  5. Plant a new set of plant pods on the new tray
  6. Repeat by planting from one end and harvesting from another. Keep a gradually growing order with plants to avoid some of them being overshadowed.

Although developed with a focus on growing leafy vegetables in a 5-week cycle, the Click & Grow 25 also works perfectly with the rest of the herbs, fruits, and ornamentals in our wide plant pod selection. Note that these grow slower and thus cannot be grown within the same 5-week cycle. If you want to mix different plant categories, we recommend using the Click & Grow app with its Freestyle mode.

What's in the box

Your shipment of the Click & Grow 25 unit includes:

  • Manual and tools for easy assembly
  • 1x 9 liter / 3.37-gallon water tank
  • Sliding base for the water tank
  • 2x LED grow lights
  • 6x Grow Flow™ trays for plant pods
  • 1x Grow Flow™ tray holder
  • Tray cover for faster germination
  • 2x side panels to keep your plants safe
  • Power adapter
  • Wooden legs and panels

+ You will receive a complimentary set of 54 leafy green plant pods to start growing right away. The set includes two 9-packs of Green Lettuce, two 9-packs of Romaine Lettuce, and two 9-packs of Red Kale. The set of 54 pods will be delivered in a separate box from the garden, although within the same delivery.

Click & Grow 25 accessories such as the additional bottom storage drawer, the top shelf or the kit of light-blocking panels with a ventilator are not included in the starter kit and can be purchased separately from our Accessories menu.

Specifications

  • Each module comes with 6 trays - 1 you can use for harvesting or storing the herbs you plan to harvest and 5 to always have in the garden producing new greens.
  • Measurements:

    W: 29.72 in x H: 20.1 in x D: 16.9 in
    W: 75.5 cm x H: 51 cm x D: 43 cm
  • Floor area: 3.2 sq ft | 0.3 m2.
  • Plant capacity: 25 plants per 1 module
  • 5 trays per module, 5 plants in each tray (5x5)
  • Vertically stackable; 3 modules max
  • Two finishes/colours available - choose between oak wood + white panels or oak wood + black panels

FAQ

1. How do I set up and use the Click & Grow 25?

Check the following link for any setup guides and manuals you might need: Click & Grow 25 setup guide.

2. What plants can I grow with the Click & Grow 25?

The Click & Grow 25 was developed with a focus on providing an ample amount of leafy greens for daily consumption. For this, you should follow a 5-week growing cycle using Click & Grow leafy green plant pods. The rest of the plants we offer, such as herbs or fruits, grow perfectly in the garden as well but they don’t fit into the Click & Grow 25’s signature 5-week cycle due to their slower growing speed.

3. Which leafy greens mature in 5 weeks?

All of the 20+ leafy greens in Click & Grow’s plant pod selection are compatible with the 5-week growing cycle.

4. How do plants stay fresh for another week after I remove them from the garden?

When removing a tray full of plants, you need to set them into their designated tray holder and make sure it has the correct amount of water. The plants in the tray holder will keep on receiving water through their wicks to stay fresh while not requiring any light. A moderate light source such as sunlight from a nearby window is beneficial, but not required.

5. How many Click & Grow 25 units can I stack on top of each other?

3 units maximum is the safe height. This way they can be securely fixed together and fastened on a wall. A tower of 3 units can also include the bottom storage cabinet that’s available as an accessory item.

6. How do I use my plant pods?

Just take the Smart Soil plant pods from their package and insert them into the cavities of the planting trays. Make sure the plant pod matches the angle of the cavities - the wider side of the pod should face upwards.

7. How do I care for my plants?

A great general guide on plant care can be found in our Knowledge Base here.

Or through our Facebook community.

8. When and how do I add water?

When following the 5-week growing cycle, it’s best to add water every week right when you remove one tray and replace it with another. Do it according to the minimum and maximum water level lines inside the tank. The garden also has an automated water level indicator which notifies you of low levels through the Click & Grow mobile app.

9. How long do plants take to sprout?

The leafy greens that are best used with the Click & Grow 25 take 1 week to sprout. Other herbs, fruits and ornamental plants take 2 weeks or in some cases even 3.

If your plants have not sprouted within 3 weeks then definitely contact our support who will help you out with any problems.

10. How long do shipping and delivery take?

See our dedicated page on shipping and delivery times.

11. What is the shelf life of the plant pods?

The pods can be stored for about one year in dark, dry, cool conditions.

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