Vegebox™ Kitchen Fresh greens within reach and with ease VegeBox Hydroponic Gardens are the latest addition to our range of healthy living products. Size and simplicity win with the all new VegeBox Kitchen, our compact and easy to use indoor hydroponic garden, indoor growing system and kit. Perfect for small homes with limited bench space or no garden, the VegeBox Kitchen is sleek and smartly designed to be suitable for even the smallest of bench spaces. Enjoy the garden to plate experience direct from your own home! Our VegeBox range allows you to grow herbs, leafy and microgreens yourself with ease, meaning you stay in control of what gets put into your food. The VegeBox Kitchen features 12 planting holes to get you started, simply fill up, plug in and watch your greens grow! Gardening made easy, for everyone Simple to set up and use Step 1: Sowing seeds made simple - Place your chosen seeds into the provided seeding boxes with water and allow up to 5 days for germination to be visible. Small roots will appear within 1-5 days for most plants. Step 2: Straight forward sprouting- once the roots are visible, you can move the seeds to the planting beds. Switch on the VegeBox Kitchen’s intelligent lighting system which enables the automatic light cycle meaning your plants will grow all year round, rain hail or shine. Step 3: Set and let sit – adding water and nutrients as needed, this next step is the easiest and most exciting. Watch your harvest grow! Some varieties of greens may take up to 7 weeks to mature, however you can harvest many herbs and salad leaves as they are still growing. Indoor Hydroponic Garden Healthier and happier plants Hydroponic gardening simply means growing plants in water without soil. The VegeBox Kitchen requires no soil, which means no mess! As well as no mess, hydroponic gardening is proved to have several advantages over soil gardening. The growth rate of a hydroponic plant is 30-50% faster than a soil plant, grown under the same conditions. The yield of the plant is also greater. Scientists believe that there are several reasons for these differences between hydroponic and soil plants. The extra oxygen in the hydroponic garden set up helps to stimulate root growth and allows the plant to absorb nutrients faster. The nutrients in a hydroponic system are mixed with the water and sent directly to the root system. The plant does not have to search in the soil for the nutrients that it requires. Those nutrients are being delivered to the plant several times per day. A hydroponic-grown plant requires very little energy to find and break down food. This plant then uses this saved energy to grow faster and to produce more fruit*. In general, plants grown hydroponically are healthier and happier plants. Smart Growth Plug in, add water and grow The VegeBox Kitchen has a 12 hole planting tray, the perfect space to start growing your own hydroponic greens indoors. The VegeBox Kitchen features an easy start...
