Ahopegarden Indoor Garden Hydroponics Growing System: 12 Pods Plant Germination Kit Garden Kit Growth Lamp Countertop with LED Grow Light Hydrophonic Planter Grower Harvest Vegetable Lettuce

I absolutely love the Ahope Garden Intelligent Planter. I now have three of them, and truly don’t know what I’d do without the fresh lettuce they grow for me. There is something so nourishing about being able to walk over, lift a leaf, and know that this crisp, vibrant food came from clean water and a little bit of care. These units have been reliable, easy to use, and genuinely uplifting to have in my home. I contacted customer service once and they were fast to respond and eager to fix the issue. The lettuce grows quickly, tastes incredible, and stays tender far longer than anything I’ve ever bought in a store. It has become a part of my daily rhythm and well-being. If you’re looking for a simple, dependable way to grow your own fresh greens, this planter is a gift. I’m deeply grateful for mine, and highly recommend it.

I really love this HydroGarden and have had a great experience with it. It was very easy to assemble, and I was able to get everything set up and planted right away. One thing I really appreciated is that it comes with everything you need to get started, including the plastic pods holders, peat soil cones, plant food, and tweezers. I didn’t have to buy any extra starter supplies. All I needed were my seeds. I’ve noticed that my plants grow stronger and healthier in the HydroGarden compared to seeds I started in soil. The roots and leaves develop really well. I’ve also used it just to start plants and then transplant them into soil, and they’ve done great. Overall, I highly recommend this HydroGarden. It works well, is beginner friendly, and delivers great results.

I want to preface this by saying that the growth has been extremely fast! The images that I have attached are photos of the garden 1 week, 2 weeks and 3 weeks after planting my seeds. This kit truly has everything you need to get started (besides the seeds) but it had the pods, nutrients and instructions to help you troubleshoot issues you may be having. I feel like Inc you set it up, you just watch it grow which has been really cool for my family and I to watch. I decided to start with different types of lettuce since I’ve heard it’s easiest to grow and it totally is. I’m also growing basil which is doing super well and I have a Thai chili plant which I hope to get some peppers from in the next few months. Overall, I would definitely recommend this kit to anyone thinking of getting it, especially for the price point!

Love it, replaced my DIY system I have zero complaints. Great price to come with the starter kit and food. Looks pretty modern, light is bright and adjustable, makes nearly zero noise, and holds A LOT OF WATER!!!!! A child can set this up with ease.

Works great! Easy set up, been 7 days and a lot of my seeds are flourishing, seeds started sprouting within a few days. No noise at all! Lights turn off after about 10 hours on their own, not sure if this is normal but im going to do some research. Definitely recommend

This was my first dive into hydroponic gardening, and so far it has proven to be quite enjoyable. The system was straightforward to set up and took no more than 3 minutes to assemble. The only gripe that I currently have with the system is the flashing red "Refill light, Admittedly, I am unsure if it is merely because I filled the unit with 5L of water before it was activated, and could potentially register the water level, or if the water level sensor is genuinely not working. Despite this minor issue, the system has been wonderful with my test batch of Margoram, Parsley, Lettuce, and mint growing quite well. Once the fertilizer was added, the growth of the aforementioned plants (especially the Margoram, Lettuce, and Parsley) all took off. All in all, it's a straightforward and easily assembled system that can fit in the corner of a kitchen countertop, table, and/or nightstand.

This works so well! I have had this for nearly a year now and have grown so much lettuce. It's not huge so only smaller veggies can grow or herbs. I got a variety of lettuce and grow it for both me and my pets. It comes with everything you need and is easy to set up. It has a light that extends as the plants grow and is very sturdy. You can choose the type of light you need and put it on a timer. You can take the entire thing apart so it's easy to clean. I've never had it leak or had any issues and it's been running 24/7 since I got it.

I'm delighted with this planter, so much so that I bought one and three days later I bought a second one. You might be wondering why? Analyzing the situation, I came to the conclusion that they lend themselves to intensive, not very varied planting. Let me explain. I'm going to dedicate them to planting lettuce and cherry tomatoes with a basil plant in each. The lettuces are planted in two stages: half at the beginning and the other half when I start harvesting. That way, there will be a constant, uninterrupted harvest. I'll do an update when it happens. Now, the important part. Both sets arrived in perfect condition with everything included except the seeds. I'm waiting for the lettuces tomorrow to start the experiment.. I checked that the pumps and lights were working. Everything is perfect. The pumps aren't noisy, barely a whisper like a fish tank. The lights are a little hard to raise and lower, but that's a good thing, since they can be removed and adjusted outside the planter, ensuring they won't fall on the plants. All the equipment is plastic, but I feel like it will be durable. In any case, I'll update it as I reach the different stages. In principle, I dare recommend it for beginners like myself. Time will tell if I'm right, but I'm convinced my plan will work. Update: 9/7.. I went crazy!! I also bought the two-story Ahoopegarden... big mistake. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBHBLPH5?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title I didn't consider that I'd be unable to work in the planter below. I'm working on a solution. I installed a four-outlet air pump. (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CL27ZZYW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 It works perfectly. I did this because my house has a constant temperature of 80F, which affects the planters and causes the dissolved oxygen in the water to decrease, increasing the risk of problems for the plants. Solution? An air pump like they use in aquariums. Today, 9/7, I already have basil, cherry tomatoes, and several different lettuces already sprouted. When I find the solution to the 44-pod planter, I'll do an update. I found it. This rolling table is perfect. It'll be arriving home on Wednesday. I'll make an update for it by Friday. Update 9/17... Well, the solution worked. This is how look now over the table. As you can see several plants already sprouted. Lettuces, cherry tomatoes, basil, arugulas coming on the back. Looks like the dill sprouted too. Now the final problem that I have to fix is the temperature of the water on the tanks. It is 80 F... to hight... I'm working on it right now. I will make an update when I found the solution. Now the small ones... they are excellent. They went from zero to these latest photos in 17 days. Not bad, not bad at all, right? The basil, cherry tomatoes, and lettuce are in full development. A few more days and I'll start pulling off a few leaves to test the flavor... LOL!! The tomatoes... just have to wait... Update 09/24 Yesterday I harvested my first lettuce. Delicious. Sweet and very, very tender. It was so delicious that there was not enough for both of us. LOL!!