Mini pumpkins are edible and often used as festive decorations due to their perfect palm-sized shape. Mini pumpkins need a lot of vertical and horizontal space. Us a trellis to support and pollinate flowers by hand and ensure full sun/light.

We use heat-tolerant lettuce varieties that thrive in hydroponic towers, even in warmer weather, with a balanced nutrient solution and ample light. Harvest leaves as they mature to encourage continuous growth, ensuring a steady supply of fresh greens throughout the season.

This variety has frilly, purple-veined leaves and is one of the most tender types of kale for raw eating. Grows very quickly, harvest outer leaves consistently to encourage fresh growth from the center.

Arugula thrives in well-drained, slightly alkaline soil, which helps produce tender, peppery leaves. For the best flavor, harvest arugula leaves young, as older leaves can become tough and bitter.

Collard greens are one of the oldest leafy greens cultivated, dating back to ancient Greece.Thrives in hydroponic towers with strong root space. Harvest bottom leaves continuously and watch for pests like aphids in warm weather.

Edible chrysanthemums are common in Asian cuisine and have mild, tangy leaves.In your hydroponic tower, prune regularly for compact growth and tender leaves.

Cut the green tops as needed, and they will continue to regrow for ongoing harvests.

In hydroponics, kale thrives with plenty of nitrogen in the nutrient solution, which promotes lush leaf growth. Regularly check for any signs of pests or disease and keep the plants well-trimmed for optimal air circulation.

Bok choy grows quickly in hydroponic systems, so be vigilant about nutrient levels and water quality for optimal growth. Harvest the outer leaves when they are young and tender for the best flavor, allowing the center to keep growing.

Serrano peppers can be 3 to 5 times hotter than jalapeños, and they turn from green to red as they ripen. Provide strong light and airflow; use plant clips to support fruiting branches.

This is a heat tolerant bell pepper to prepare for warm summer months. Bell peppers thrive in full sun and require consistent moisture to prevent stress. Avoid overwatering, as this can lead to root rot—let the soil dry slightly between waterings.

Sage was considered sacred in ancient Rome and used to preserve meat before refrigeration. Sage is easy to grow in a hydroponic tower and can get huge! Prune often to prevent woody stems.

Lemon basil contains citral and limonene, which give it a lemony aroma and make it great for teas and desserts. Needs lots of light, Pinch flower buds early to maintain flavor and leaf production.

This tomato is perfect for hydroponic systems, as it grows to be only 18-24 inches in height. It is also heat tolerant, and needes 12-16 hours of light per day. Regularly monitor nutrient levels in the water to support fruit development.To ensure a great harvest, you may need to hand-pollinate the flowers since these plants rely on wind or insects for pollination in outdoor environments.

Butter lettuce is also called “Boston” or “Bibb” lettuce and is prized for its soft, tender texture. Avoid overcrowding in your hydro tower to prevent rot at the base, these plants will get larger so space them out throughout your tower..

Despite the name, these beans are technically part of the cowpea family and can grow over 30 inches long!Needs strong vertical support—grow with a large trellis. Hand-pollinate for better yields and harvest often.