Tag: Gardyn
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I’ve been living with a 5-foot-5-inch salad-producing machine in my kitchen since June. This smart, indoor vertical hydroponic system, called the Gardyn, grows heaps of fresh, organic greens. We’re talking gourmet salad every day, endless basil and mint, and enough dill to make you feel guilty that you don’t know any recipes that use dill.…
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We may earn a commission from links on this page. Hydroponics used to be a nerdy hobby for homesteaders and home pot growers. What was once required a complicated setup that resulted in absurd-looking home laboratories has now been commoditized into sleek, modern towers of plastic for your home. But are commercially produced hydroponic gardening…
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The Gardyn Studio is a small hydroponic system by the makers of the Gardyn Home. While the Gardyn Home grows up to 30 plants in just 2 square feet, the Studio grows 16 plants in just 1.4 square feet. Designed for smaller spaces, I found this system to be less overwhelming and easier to care…
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There’s also remote monitoring, of course, and a vacation mode that keeps the plants in a sort of stasis. Most of the work on my end was simply me admiring my plants, and admire them I did. The first time I ever saw a Gardyn was a couple of years ago, in a Parade of…
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One of the new technologies I have seen emerged this year is Indoor gardening, especially among families, city dwellers, and eco-conscious. Not sure if driven by the economy or not, but consumers seek fresh, sustainable produce without relying on store shelves. At the forefront of this movement is Gardyn, a company that blends AI-powered technology,…
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Imagine being able to pick produce from a lush garden with 30 food-producing plants whenever you want. Now, picture the same thing, but compress that garden down into 2 square feet and place it right inside your kitchen. The Gardyn Home Kit 3.0 makes this possible in a vertical hydroponic garden system that grows 30…
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Bringing the natural world into the classroom has always been a challenge for urban schools and districts without outdoor gardens. Yet in a world where STEM education, sustainability, and hands-on learning are more important than ever, solutions are emerging that bridge the gap between technology and nature. One of the most promising? Gardyn, an AI-powered…