WHY V-GRO

Built to actually grow food

Each tower runs a closed loop of water that feeds nutrients straight to the roots and carries a crop from seedling to harvest, indoors or out, in any season.

Run one on a balcony or a room full of them on a commercial floor; the system scales the same way. It's modular, and it doesn't ask much of you day to day.

The point is food that fits the space you have.

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Top-down view of a white and gray drip irrigation system with water flowing through a central spout, surrounded by small green plants in pots.
UNBOXING

What's in the box

Each tower runs a closed loop of water that feeds nutrients straight to the roots and carries a crop from seedling to harvest, indoors or out, in any season.

Run one on a balcony or a room full of them on a commercial floor; the system scales the same way. It's modular, and it doesn't ask much of you day to day.

The point is food that fits the space you have.

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SPECIFICATIONS

The whole system, on one tag.

Tiers5, modular
Plant sites30
FlowTop-fed, recirculating
Height32 in / 81 cm
Footprint8 in / 24 cm
Yield / cycle30
Power drawStandard outlet
MaterialGlossy white ABS
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THE BASICS

What is a grow tower?

A grow tower is a vertical growing system. Plants sit in a compact column instead of spreading across garden beds, and their roots are fed by a steady flow of water and nutrients rather than soil.

Run it aquaponic, with a fish tank feeding the plants, or hydroponic, with a nutrient reservoir. Either way the payoff is the same: far more food from far less floor, and no soil to manage.

A vertical white plastic herb garden tower filled with green herbs and small purple flowers, set outdoors in a garden bed next to a wooden fence.