SOIL-FREE, WATER-WISE PLANTERS & SYSTEMS
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The Future of Gardening is Growing… Without Soil

Imagine a kitchen appliance that automatically produces 12 heads of fresh lettuce and salad greens, every week, without soil, under artificial light… right next to your dishwasher.

Thanks to the efforts of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), a version of the NASA “salad machine” you see at right may one day make it into your kitchen.

But one needn’t wait for NASA to perfect their salad machine, as their research has paved the way for backyard gardeners to find every product you need to grow fresh salads, juicy vine-ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, fabulous flowers, lush tropicals, tantalizing herbs, without soil in your backyard, on your deck, patio, or balcony.

You can even garden soil-free indoors in your kitchen, pantry, sunroom, garage, or virtually any other spare room in your house!

Plants Don't Need Soil To Grow

Nature has shown, and research has confirmed, that plants don’t need soil to grow into healthy specimens. Rather it is the nutrients supplied to them that determines whether a plant will live or die.

Soil is merely the root support mechanism from which a plant derives a small portion of its nutritional needs.

By growing plants in systems that eliminate soil, there is a marked reduction in the amount of pest problems, soil-borne diseases, fungus, and other issues that plague many farmers and gardeners today.