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indoor aquaponics plants Back to the Roots - Water Garden Duo - Includes Hydroponics and Aquaponics Ecosystem - Grow Year Round

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indoor aquaponics plants Back to the Roots - Water Garden Duo - Includes Hydroponics and Aquaponics Ecosystem - Grow Year RoundThe Water Garden Duo is an award winning home ecosystem that makes the perfect gift, educational family project, or piece of living home decor. Choose between setting up your Water Garden Duo via hydroponics or aquaponics. Hydroponics will create a sleek, low maintenance, self watering planter for growing luscious bamboo, succulents, and houseplants! Customize the interior of the tank however you'd like and create a beautiful underwater scene. If you

The Water Garden Duo is an award-winning home ecosystem that makes the perfect gift, educational family project, or piece of living home decor.

Choose between setting up your Water Garden Duo via hydroponics or aquaponics.

Hydroponics will create a sleek, low maintenance, self-watering planter for growing luscious bamboo, succulents, and houseplants!  Customize the interior of the tank however you'd like and create a beautiful underwater scene. 

If you choose to add a fish to your Water Garden, you get to experience the magic of aquaponics! Your Water Garden becomes a self-cleaning fish tank that also grows fresh food up top. The fish waste fertilizes the plants on top and the plants clean the water — so fewer water changes required.

🌱 The Water Garden grows year around and comes with EVERYTHING you need to get started —no green thumb or big backyard needed.

💰 $30 of BONUS Special Offers Inside including a coupon for your Betta fish

💧Choose between hydroponics (just water + plants) or aquaponics (water + fish + plants) — the Water Garden is the most fun, beautiful, and easy-to-grow planter on you'll find.

🙏 Bring some ZEN into your living-room, or at-home office with this lush, easy-to-grow succulent garden + houseplant garden

💯 BacktotheRoots.com is the official home for the Water Garden and buying here comes with our full 100% Guaranteed to Grow promise. 

🎁 Makes a great gift for the whole family for birthdays, Easter, Mother's Day, and more!

🇺🇸 Proudly made in Illinois, USA

📚 Comes with access to FREE STEM curriculum on aquaponic and hydroponic ecosystems


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