Indoor Hydroponic Tower Garden
Outdoor Hydroponic Tower
Here you'll find the plants included in your package — handpicked for their flavor, freshness, and ability to thrive outdoors.
🌱 Each one is ready to grow strong and healthy with just water, light, and a little love.
Click HERE to Download a garden layout for your medium veggie garden for layout examples.
The Plants
Learn with videosSungold Cherry Tomato
Plant to Harvest:
55–65 days
Tip:
Provide strong light (14–16 hrs/day) and airflow. Use trellising and maintain stable nutrients for fruiting.
Dwarf Cherry Tomato
Plant to harvest:
55–70 days
Tip:
Ideal for indoor hydroponics. Keep consistent light and nutrients; provide light support as plants set fruit.
Sugar Snap Pea
Plant to harvest:
55–65 days
Tip:
Use vertical support and cooler solution temperatures. Ensure good airflow to prevent mildew.
Persian Cucumber
Plant to harvest:
50–60 days
Tip:
Train vines vertically. Maintain steady nutrients and pollinate manually if needed.
Mini Bell Pepper
Plant to harvest:
65–85 days
Tip:
Needs high light intensity and steady nutrients. Light pruning improves airflow and fruit set.
Freckle Lettuce
Plant to harvest:
40–50 days
Tip:
Excellent for indoor hydroponics. Harvest outer leaves regularly and keep solution cool.
Loose Leaf Lettuce
Plant to harvest:
40–50 days
Tip:
Thrives indoors. Maintain moderate light and harvest continuously.
Spinach
Plant to harvest:
40–50 days
Tip:
Prefers cooler solution temperatures. Avoid excess heat to prevent bolting.
Garlic Chives
Plant to harvest:
60–80 days
Tip:
Grows well indoors. Harvest regularly and keep moderate light levels.
Endive
Plant to harvest:
50–70 days
Tip:
Performs best with cooler temperatures and steady nutrients. Avoid heat stress.
Lemon Basil
Plant to harvest:
60–75 days
Tip:
Requires warm temperatures and strong light. Pinch often to encourage bushy growth.
Peppermint
Plant to harvest:
70–90 days
Tip:
Very vigorous indoors. Grow separately and harvest often to control growth.
Dill
Plant to harvest:
40–55 days
Tip:
Prefers cooler conditions and steady light. Avoid transplanting once established.
Arugula
Plant to harvest:
30–40 days
Tip:
Fast-growing indoors. Keep light moderate and harvest young leaves for best flavor.
Borage
Plant to harvest:
50–60 days
Tip:
Needs strong light and space. Provide support as plants grow tall.
White Sprouting Cauliflower
Plant to harvest:
80–100 days
Tip:
Requires cool temperatures and very consistent nutrients. Monitor closely during head formation.
Garden Layout
Get ready to transform your space into a vibrant veggie haven! We’ve put together a simple yet effective garden layout that will help you maximize your area and grow a variety of fresh, delicious vegetables. Whether you have a small yard or just a balcony, this layout is designed to make gardening easy and enjoyable for everyone. Let’s dive into your gardening journey!
