Each system includes Aeroponic Tower, Net pots, Litter Tank, Fittings, Submersible Pump, Pipe, Assembly Manual also includes accessories like TDS Meter, Nutrients, Coco discs & Seeds.

Our Aeroponic Towers is specifically designed for outdoor growing and as such should never be placed indoors Sunlight Leafy vegetables, herbs and other vegetable crops tolerate lower light levels place your tower where 2 to 3 hrs of morning sunlight come and then shadow. For fruiting crops—such as tomatoes, cucumbers, squash—to be most productive you’ll need full sun (about eight hours daily). Many flowers and ornamental plants grow fine in shade. Growing indoors? LED indoor grow lights help to provide consistent light for your crops. If you are growing outdoors and live in a region with intense summer heat, Add some shade net over your tower.

For optimal performance, an aeroponics tower requires clean, pH-balanced water. Here are some guidelines: Filtered Water: Avoid using hard water or water with high levels of chlorine or contaminants. If your tap water quality is poor, use filtered or RO (reverse osmosis) water. pH Balance: Maintain a water pH level between 5.5 and 6.5, as plants absorb nutrients more efficiently within this range.

Most people are able to assemble our Aeroponics Tower in 10–15 minutes. Step-by-step instructions are included with each Tower and no previous gardening experience is required.

The number of plants your garden can grow depends on number of pots. Like 12 Planter can grow 12 plants and 40 Nova can grow 40 plants

Aeroponics systems don't require a large water reservoir, but maintaining the correct water level is crucial for efficient operation. Here's what to consider: Optimal Level: Ensure the water level is high enough to allow the pump to function correctly and deliver a consistent nutrient mist to the plant roots. Typically, the reservoir should be filled to about 75-90% of its capacity. Pump Protection: Avoid letting the water level drop too low, as this can cause the pump to run dry, potentially damaging it. Regular Checks: Monitor the water level daily, especially in warm climates where evaporation rates are higher. Additions: Top up with clean, pH-balanced water as needed, and replace the nutrient solution every 1 harvest cycle to maintain plant health. Maintaining the correct water level ensures smooth operation and prevents stress on both the plants and the system.

The pump cycle in an aeroponics tower is crucial for delivering nutrients and oxygen to the plant roots. The ideal cycle depends on the type of plants, environmental conditions, and the system design: Typical Cycle: Run the pump for 15 minutes every 60-90 minutes. This ensures the roots stay moist and oxygenated without over-saturating them. Environmental Factors: In hot or dry climates, you may need to increase the frequency to prevent roots from drying out. In cooler or humid conditions, longer intervals between cycles may suffice. Nighttime Adjustments: Some plants require less water at night. Reduce the pump cycle duration or frequency during these hours if needed. Using a programmable timer or mechanical timer for the pump ensures precise and consistent cycles for optimal plant growth.

Yes, you can manually operate the pump without a timer, but it requires consistent attention to maintain proper watering cycles. Here's a recommended schedule: Morning: Turn on the pump for 15–20 minutes to hydrate and oxygenate the roots at the start of the day. Afternoon: Run the pump again for 15–20 minutes, especially during the hottest part of the day, to prevent the roots from drying out. Evening: Operate the pump for another 15–20 minutes to prepare the plants for nighttime. Tips for Manual Operation: Regularly check the roots to ensure they’re neither drying out nor waterlogged. Set reminders to stay consistent with the schedule, as irregular watering can affect plant growth. Monitor the weather and adjust the frequency during hotter or cooler days. While manual operation works, using a timer switch can save effort and ensure a more consistent watering routine.

Most people are able to assemble Tower Garden in 20–25 minutes. Step-by-step instructions are included with each Tower Garden HOME or Tower Garden FLEX Growing System, and no previous gardening experience is required. Assembly Guide Assembly Video

While it's possible to germinate seeds directly in an aeroponics tower, it's usually more effective to germinate them separately before transferring the seedlings to the tower. Here's why and how: Why Germinate Separately? Germinating seeds requires a consistently warm and moist environment, which can be better controlled outside the tower using methods like seedling trays, rockwool cubes, or coco peat. This ensures a higher germination rate and stronger initial root development. How to Transfer? Once the seedlings have sprouted and their roots are about 1–2 inches long, they can be placed into the aeroponics tower. Ensure the roots are securely positioned to receive the nutrient mist for continued growth. By starting seeds separately, you optimize both germination and the tower’s efficiency.

Aeroponics towers are versatile and can support a wide range of plants. Here are some examples: Leafy Greens: Lettuce, spinach, kale, arugula, and Swiss chard thrive in aeroponic systems. Herbs: Basil, mint, cilantro, parsley, oregano, and thyme are ideal for towers. Fruiting Plants: Cherry tomatoes, strawberries, peppers, and small cucumbers grow well with proper support. Flowers: Edible flowers like nasturtiums or ornamental blooms like petunias can also flourish. Medicinal Plants: Certain medicinal herbs like aloe vera or stevia are suitable too. Limitations: Large root vegetables (e.g., carrots, potatoes) and tall, heavy plants (e.g., corn, large melons) are not ideal unless modified setups are used. Always check the plant’s root structure and growth requirements for compatibility with your system.

For the best results in an aeroponics tower use certified, non-GMO seeds from reputable suppliers to ensure better germination rates and healthier plants.

Yes, you can use any type of seed you like.

Yes, you can grow plants using the aeroponics tower in extremely hot weather with some simple precautions to protect your plants from excessive heat stress: Optimal Placement: Position the tower in a location where it receives morning sunlight (up to around 12:30 PM) but is shaded during the hotter afternoon hours. This ensures your plants get enough light without being exposed to intense heat. Use a Green Net: Cover the tower with a green shade net to reduce direct sunlight exposure and lower the surrounding temperature. A 50% or 75% shade net is ideal for maintaining a cooler environment for your plants. Regular Monitoring: Keep an eye on the nutrient and water levels in the tank. Higher temperatures can lead to quicker evaporation, so ensure the system remains well-hydrated. Plant Selection: Opt for heat-tolerant plant varieties that can thrive in warm climates. By following these steps, your aeroponics tower will perform efficiently even in extreme heat, helping you grow fresh and healthy produce year-round! 🌿