Back to the Roots Indoor Aquaponic Garden - 3 Gallon Self Watering, Mess-Free Planter and Self-Cleaning Fishtank for Herbs, Microgreens, Bamboo, Succulents, and Houseplants, support Fish
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- YEAR ROUND WATER GARDEN: The Back to the Roots Water Garden Duo allows you to grow a succulent or houseplant garden all year round and comes with everything you need to get started - no green thum or big backyard needed.
- CONVENIENT AND EASY: Harvest organic microgreens from your aquarium in just 10 days; Your Water Garden becomes a self-cleaning fish tank that also grows fresh food up top; The fish waste fertilizes the plants on top and the plants clean the water
- THE PERFECT LIVING HOME DECOR OR GIFT: Each Back to the Roots Water Garden Duo comes with a free STEM curriculum on aquaponic and hydroponic systems to encourage your kids to learn more about it; This award-winning ecoystem is also the perfect gift.
- COMPLETE AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM KIT: This DIY aquaponic fish tank kit is fully equipped with everything you need to get started - radish and wheatgrass seeds, water conditioner, a growing medium for your seeds to take root, water dechlorinator, fish food, and even a fish coupon
- MADE IN THE USA: Back to the Roots indoor gardening kits are crafted with care in the USA. For any concerns with your kit's performance, please contact us for assistance. Refill kits are also available
Description
Liven up any space and invite a little zen with this easy- to-grow succulent garden. The Back to the Roots Water Garden Duo is an award- winning hydroponic and aquaponic ecosystem that makes the perfect gift, educational family project, or piece of living home decor.This mini hydroponics ecosystem creates a sleek, low maintenance, self-watering planter for growing luscious bamboo, succulents, and houseplants! You can customize the interior of the tank however you'd like and create a beautiful underwater scene. You may also choose to add fish into the tank so you can turn this scaled down hydroponics into a funcitonal aquaponic system. Your Water Garden becomes a self-cleaning fish tank that also grows fresh food up top. The fish waste fertilizes the plants on top and the plants clean the water — so fewer water changes required.The Water Garden grows year around and comes with EVERYTHING you need to get started —no green thumb or big backyard needed. It has 3 gallon capacity. From the Manufacturer
Material: Plastic
Color: White
Special Feature: Self Watering
Style: Aquaponic Fish Tank
Planter Form: Plant Pot
Material: Plastic
Color: White
Special Feature: Self Watering
Style: Aquaponic Fish Tank
Planter Form: Plant Pot
Shape: Round
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Brand: Back to the Roots
Capacity: 3 Gallons
Included Components: Self Cleaning fish tank
Finish Type: Polished
Number of Levels: 1
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Item dimensions L x W x H: 13.4 x 13.4 x 9.5 inches
UPC: 853036006603
Global Trade Identification Number: 03
Size: Deluxe
Product Dimensions: 13.4 x 13.4 x 9.5 inches
Item Weight: 0.01 ounces
Department: Unisex-Adult
Manufacturer: Back to the Roots
Item model number: 32000
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Specific instructions for use: Active
Finish types: Polished
Specifications: certified frustration-free
Warranty Description: Na.
Batteries required: No
Import: Made in the USA
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