Gardenia GrowPod 1.0
A quiet way to grow something again.
A hydroponic planter and full-spectrum grow light, designed to sit in your home like a piece of furniture — not a gadget.
The press on indoor growing
What journalists are writing about the indoor-growing movement — coverage of the category, not of Gardenia.
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In the studio
Three weeks, in short takes
No soil. Roots sit in a grow pouch and clean water.
Week 3: the basil overtook the mint.
Dinner: cut what you need, leave the rest growing.
The problem
Store-bought basil is designed to die.
It is grown fast, cut from its roots, and sold to be used within the week. Nine days later it is in the bin, and you buy it again.
Light
Sixty-eight LEDs, tuned to the plant.
1,100 lumens of full-spectrum light carries a plant from seedling to harvest — and reads as a warm lamp in the room, not lab equipment on the counter.
Water
No soil. No daily watering.
Roots sit in a hydroponic reservoir. The solid nutrient solution is in the box; you top the water up when it runs low, and that is the whole routine.
The GrowPod 1.0
Grow the last basil plant you'll ever buy.
Basil
Mint
Lettuce
Arugula
Thyme
Chillies
Mini tomatoes
Oregano
Chives
Dill
Parsley
Two finishes
White for the morning. Black for the evening.
The same GrowPod, in two quiet finishes — chosen to sit well in the room, whatever the light.







