Greendea is an innovative, but simple and effective system based on Led technology which allows you to grow plants and flowers throughout the year. This clean and green system allows you to grow plants regardless of the weather and the seasons, thanks to light and nutrients controlled by a microcomputer.
Why is it used?
This red & blue Led light stimulates plant growth throughout the year, without inconvenient interruptions, while remaining comfortably at home. Greendea exploits hydroponics: a method of growing plants which ensures higher productivity, at a lower cost, with controlled quality and water savings compared to traditional growing techniques.
How is it used?
Easy to use, in a few minutes you can start growing your plants. Greendea consists of a reservoir, where the water is kept, closed by a lid housing one or more plant pots. You just have to fill the reservoir with tap water, add our fertilizer and of course seeds, turn on the light. In a few days you will see the first sprouts appear.
Where is it used?
This Smart Garden is specifically designed to facilitate its use at home. It is gratifying to get in the kitchen and be greeted by the unmistakable scent of fresh herbs, to grow basil, chili, mint, oregano, small fruits or vegetables directly at home throughout the year, and have an inexhaustible supply of fresh ingredients always available. Also perfect for restaurants, reception desks, health spas, clinics
For more information
Greendea
email: info@green-dea.com
T: +39 (0)22566863
www.green-dea.com
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