Click and Grow

4.2 5 Reviews

Click and Grow sells smartpots that take care of plants automatically with no external assistance needed.

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4.2

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  • Based on online research I purchased the click and grow pro 9. The pro bluetooth feature wasn't a draw for me but based on the sale price it was more affordable than without the pro. Easy quick assembly. I have only kept 2 plants alive for 2 years. My desire to have affordable clean fresh herbs and vegetables on hand drew me to try hydroponics. My basil and mini tomatoes are slowly growing, sprouting and beginning to look like the plants that they are. My lettuce sprouted and erupted into yummy greens. I love the fact that once I harvest my lettuce it begins to sprout more a few days later! I have ordered oregano, thyme and a few other lettuce variations to try next. I love the lights self manage themselves and I have found living in dry Colorado it takes close to 3 weeks before I need to add water to the unit. This is a rate I feel I may not be able to kill anything I try growing!

  • Love my click and grow, it is an amazing product, and a great way to have herbs at home. I tend to gravitate towards herbs rather than fruiting plants/lettuce since the yield is quite small. My main critique is that for ~$10 a pack, I would expect all of my plants to sprout. I have had a few failed plants, which for the price is a bit disappointing. I would also hope in the future for some more innovative and sustainable packaging!

  • I have the three plant planter, and it's been a fun way to develop my green thumb in a small apartment space. I've had close to 100% success rate for germinating all my smartpots so no complaints there.

  • Nice little low maintenance product. I received this as a gift. You just pop in the pods and fill it with water and that is essentially the extent of your effort besides refilling water every week or so. Some plants I've had mixed results with but we had a lot of luck with cherry tomatoes, basil and rose mary. You're not going to get a ton of yield, but for something like herbs it's great.

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    Three pods tend to be around $10 and free shipping can be found if purchasing through Amazon. The plants will often last 3-5 months before you'd need to replace again.