Product Description
Grow your own culinary herbs indoor garden all year long without the stress of weather changes. The Blue Tree Hydroponic Indoor Smart Garden is the perfect solution to having your favorite herbs on hand whenever you need them. Installation and maintenance are a breeze. This makes a perfect dorm room addition to brighten your space. TWO GROWTH OPTIONS IN ONE UNIT | Use a hydroponic media with a nutrient rich solution OR use seed starter soil with water. Note: media, soil and nutrient solution are not included. WEATHER INDEPENDENT | Use the Smart Garden to grow your favorite culinary herbs indoor all year long. THREE 3 LIGHT MODES | The focused planting mode uses only red and blue LED lights, the desk lamp mode uses only white LED lights and the full-light planting mode uses all available LED lights. FULL SPECTRUM LED LIGHTS | These include 8 White Lights, 8 Red Lights (600-700 nm) and 2 Blue Lights (400-500 nm). AUTOMATED WATER SHORTAGE ALARM | A built-in water level sensor notifies you when the water in the smart garden reservoir is low. The water level warning light begins to flash and beeps twice every half hour. Note: This product does not include growing medium or seeds.
Product Features
- ► FULL SPECTRUM LED LIGHTS | These include 8 White Lights, 8 Red Lights (600-700 nm) and 2 Blue Lights (400-500 nm).
- ► THREE 3 LIGHT MODES | The focused planting mode uses only red and blue LED lights, the desk lamp mode uses only white LED lights and the full-light planting mode uses all available LED lights.
- ► TWO GROWTH OPTIONS IN ONE UNIT | Use a hydroponic media with a nutrient rich solution OR use seed starter soil with water. Note: media, soil and nutrient solution are not included.
- ► AUTOMATED WATER SHORTAGE ALARM | A built-in water level sensor notifies you when the water in the smart garden reservoir is low. The water level warning light begins to flash and beeps twice every half hour.
- ► WEATHER INDEPENDENT | Use the Smart Garden to grow your favorite culinary herbs indoor all year long.
