**The Click and Grow Smart Garden: A Game-Changing Indoor Herb Garden**

When it comes to indoor gardening, few products have generated as much excitement as the Click and Grow smart garden. This innovative system has taken the world of urban agriculture by storm, offering a convenient and efficient way for anyone to grow their own fresh herbs, fruits, and vegetables right in the comfort of their own home. In this article, we'll delve into the features, benefits, and some potential drawbacks of the Click and Grow smart garden, as well as its unique technology that sets it apart from traditional gardening methods.

**The Problem with Traditional Gardening**

One of the biggest complaints about traditional gardening is the constant need to water and tend to your plants. This can be a real hassle, especially for those who don't have a lot of experience or time to devote to their garden. That's where the Click and Grow smart garden comes in - it automates the entire process, allowing you to simply fill up the water reservoir and let the system do the rest.

**The Benefits of the Click and Grow**

So what makes the Click and Grow so special? For one thing, it's incredibly low-maintenance. The system is designed to be as easy to use as possible, with a simple app that guides you through the process of planting and caring for your crops. But the benefits don't stop there - this smart garden also offers a range of unique features that set it apart from traditional gardening methods.

One of the most impressive aspects of the Click and Grow is its ability to control the amount of water and nutrients it provides to each plant. This is achieved through the use of "smart soil," which releases nutrients as needed and maintains a perfect pH balance. The system also uses pockets of oxygen to help plants breathe, making them healthier and more resilient than traditional gardening methods.

**The Click and Grow App**

While the physical system is impressive, it's the app that really sets the Click and Grow apart from other smart gardens on the market. With its comprehensive guide to introducing you to your new garden, along with regular reminders to water and care for your plants, this app is like having a personal gardening assistant at your fingertips.

But the app also offers something more - it allows you to track each plant's growth cycle in real-time, using a visual interface that shows how much your crop will grow over time. This can be a really useful tool for gardeners who want to plan ahead and make informed decisions about their harvests.

**Planting Options**

One of the most exciting things about the Click and Grow is its wide range of planting options. From chili peppers and mini tomatoes to basil, thyme, and lemon balm, this smart garden can accommodate a variety of crops - including some that are normally difficult to grow indoors. And with each plant capsule or refill capsule containing "smart soil," you can be sure that your plants will get the nutrients they need to thrive.

**The Cost**

While the Click and Grow is undeniably an impressive product, it's also not cheap. The system itself costs around $60, while individual plant capsules or refills can range from $6.66 to $19.95 per pack - depending on the size of the container. This may seem steep to some, especially considering that you'll need to replace your plants every few months.

However, for those who value the convenience and flexibility of indoor gardening, the cost is well worth it. And with the app's reminder system and real-time tracking features, this smart garden is a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to take their gardening game to the next level.

**The Basil Capsule**

As an aside, I should note that the basil capsule was one of my first plants in the Click and Grow, and it turned out to be a great choice. The plant grew quickly, smelled amazing, and tasted incredible - making it perfect for use as a pizza topping. And with the app's guidance, I was able to trim and prune the plant regularly to keep it healthy and thriving.

**Tips and Tricks**

One potential drawback of the Click and Grow is letting your plants get too much light at once. This can cause some of the leaves to become burned or brown - a minor setback that's easily avoided with a little planning ahead.

In terms of tips for using the Click and Grow, one thing I've learned from the app is the importance of regular pruning and trimming. By leaving just a couple of leaves on each plant, you can encourage them to regrow and thrive in new environments. This feature alone makes me want to try more plants in the system!

**Conclusion**

Overall, the Click and Grow smart garden is an impressive product that offers a unique and convenient way to grow your own fresh herbs, fruits, and vegetables indoors. With its low-maintenance design, comprehensive app features, and wide range of planting options, this system has something to offer for anyone who loves gardening - from seasoned pros to beginners looking to get started.

While the cost may seem steep at first glance, the benefits of using the Click and Grow far outweigh the drawbacks. And with its innovative technology and user-friendly interface, this smart garden is a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to take their indoor gardening game to the next level.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enand I have to say it tasted really good hey what's up guys it's Chris from Daily Tech and this is a review of The Click and grow indoor smart Garden I really like the idea of growing my own food but as lazy and as busy as I am I'm not sure that planting and cultivating a garden out back is going to be all that realistic for me this year but growing a small indoor garden with almost zero effort that sounds pretty doable so the click and grow is a smart Garden that takes almost all the effort out of gardening it's a system that consists of a special light a water tank special seeds and special dirt it grows food really quickly and it's small enough to fit on your kitchen counter essentially all you have to do is pick out the type of plant you want to grow plug it in and water it about once a month now I've been testing the click and grow for about 43 days now and the company sent me a starter pack of three basil plant capsules and I have to say I'm really impressed let's go ahead and start with the click and grows looks which are overall pretty attractive the all-white look of the click and grow that I received looks really nice it's a design that could easily fit into a high-end home's k in and it looks really Desy and modern and Sleek which is great unfortunately the plastic used to construct the click and grow is quite light and has a cheap feel to it I guess it's a good thing that you wouldn't know that from looking at it but I definitely am surprised by how low quality the plastic felt at the end of the day though the click and grow is sturdy enough for what it does sit there and grow plants it hasn't broken and I'm not afraid it will I just wish it had a bit more of a premium feel to it but I understand that the materials used help keep the price down to an affordable $60 the the size of the click and grow is really nice it's not too big so it doesn't take up much space on your counter and it's a little longer than a typical loaf of bread and about as thick the light used by the click and grow to Spur plant growth isn't an ordinary light it's specifically designed to make plants germinate and grow faster but there's one aspect about that light that's a bit of an annoyance and that's the fact that it's at its brightest for 16 hours out of every day that may or may not be an issue for you but at night it's basically a really bright NightLight which is definitely strong enough to creep under clothes doors here's something cool the total electricity bill for running the click and grow for one year is just $3 with the click and grow rather than watering the actual plants themselves you just fill up the water reservoir through a space on the side of the garden the app then notifies you when it's time to water your plants again so you don't even have to remember but I will say that filling up the water tank can be a bit messy that's because there's a float in the opening that lets you know when you've added enough water when that float reaches the top and it's level with the surface then you know it's at Max Capacity but the float can also reflect and Splash out some of the water that you're adding so you'll just want to do it slowly so what can you grow with a click and grow here's a comprehensive list for you Chili Peppers mini tomatoes basil thyme lemon balm Stevia peppermint wild strawberries parsley Mimosa patunas catnip lavender hsip mosos oregano painted nettle and coxcomb each plant comes in a plant capsule or refill capsule same thing and each click and grow can hold three plant capsules and these capsules are really interesting they can contain what click and grow calls smart soil which is NASA inspired and has a few Nifty tricks up its sleeve it releases nutrients when the plant needs them depending on the stage it's at in its life cycle it maintains a proper pH balance in the soil and it uses many pockets of oxygen to help plants breathe better and in case you're wondering click and grow plants are completely GMO free now I can only attest to the basil capsule since they're the only ones I've tried so far but they grew quickly smelled awesome and tasted great I had no real issues with them at all the one thing I would say to watch out for though is letting your plants reach the light like I did once mine hit the light it looked like some of the leaves became burned or kind of brown anyways even though the light isn't hot per se one cool thing about the basil plants which I learned from the app is that you can keep trimming them so you don't have to replace them every time you harvest apparently as long as you leave at least a couple leaves on the plant it can regrow well my basil was destined to become a pizza topping and I have to say it tasted really good there's just nothing like fresh ingredients when you're cooking and one of these days I might might even end up making some homemade pesto so let's talk about the app for a second for being a smart Garden the click and Grow app is both less smart and more useful than I expected based on the name I guess in my mind I expected to be able to turn things on and off with the app or activate special powers at the push of a button but in reality the app is basically a source of information and reminders the main uses for your app are introducing you to your new click and grow via a nicely produced how-to video telling you more about your plants and telling you when it's time to water in the app you you'll be able to track each plan by seeing a visual of its growth cycle which you can speed up or slow down with your finger to help you envision what it will look like after a given amount of time now the pricing for the click and grow is pretty reasonable at about $60 but the pricing for the plant capsule refills feels kind of like a gotcha in other words it feels way way too expensive each plant individually costs about $6.66 cents to buy and they're sold in three packs for $19.95 that means that if you replaced your plants every 3 months the plant refills will cost more than the actual click and grow itself still you'll have to decide for yourself if the convenience of having fresh ingredients or growing your own flowers indoors with almost no effort is worth a pretty steep cost so I'm a big fan of the click and grow smart Garden not only does the food it produces smell and taste delicious but it's fun to watch the plants grow and I enjoy having the plants around despite the pricey refills I find myself wanting to try as many different plants as I can over the next year and I'd even consider buying another click and grow or two if you love fresh ingredients smart home technology in general or are just looking for an awesome indoor herb garden you can't go wrong with the click and Grill all right thanks for watching guys and I'll catch up with you in the next video later Shall We Begin let's begin now nand I have to say it tasted really good hey what's up guys it's Chris from Daily Tech and this is a review of The Click and grow indoor smart Garden I really like the idea of growing my own food but as lazy and as busy as I am I'm not sure that planting and cultivating a garden out back is going to be all that realistic for me this year but growing a small indoor garden with almost zero effort that sounds pretty doable so the click and grow is a smart Garden that takes almost all the effort out of gardening it's a system that consists of a special light a water tank special seeds and special dirt it grows food really quickly and it's small enough to fit on your kitchen counter essentially all you have to do is pick out the type of plant you want to grow plug it in and water it about once a month now I've been testing the click and grow for about 43 days now and the company sent me a starter pack of three basil plant capsules and I have to say I'm really impressed let's go ahead and start with the click and grows looks which are overall pretty attractive the all-white look of the click and grow that I received looks really nice it's a design that could easily fit into a high-end home's k in and it looks really Desy and modern and Sleek which is great unfortunately the plastic used to construct the click and grow is quite light and has a cheap feel to it I guess it's a good thing that you wouldn't know that from looking at it but I definitely am surprised by how low quality the plastic felt at the end of the day though the click and grow is sturdy enough for what it does sit there and grow plants it hasn't broken and I'm not afraid it will I just wish it had a bit more of a premium feel to it but I understand that the materials used help keep the price down to an affordable $60 the the size of the click and grow is really nice it's not too big so it doesn't take up much space on your counter and it's a little longer than a typical loaf of bread and about as thick the light used by the click and grow to Spur plant growth isn't an ordinary light it's specifically designed to make plants germinate and grow faster but there's one aspect about that light that's a bit of an annoyance and that's the fact that it's at its brightest for 16 hours out of every day that may or may not be an issue for you but at night it's basically a really bright NightLight which is definitely strong enough to creep under clothes doors here's something cool the total electricity bill for running the click and grow for one year is just $3 with the click and grow rather than watering the actual plants themselves you just fill up the water reservoir through a space on the side of the garden the app then notifies you when it's time to water your plants again so you don't even have to remember but I will say that filling up the water tank can be a bit messy that's because there's a float in the opening that lets you know when you've added enough water when that float reaches the top and it's level with the surface then you know it's at Max Capacity but the float can also reflect and Splash out some of the water that you're adding so you'll just want to do it slowly so what can you grow with a click and grow here's a comprehensive list for you Chili Peppers mini tomatoes basil thyme lemon balm Stevia peppermint wild strawberries parsley Mimosa patunas catnip lavender hsip mosos oregano painted nettle and coxcomb each plant comes in a plant capsule or refill capsule same thing and each click and grow can hold three plant capsules and these capsules are really interesting they can contain what click and grow calls smart soil which is NASA inspired and has a few Nifty tricks up its sleeve it releases nutrients when the plant needs them depending on the stage it's at in its life cycle it maintains a proper pH balance in the soil and it uses many pockets of oxygen to help plants breathe better and in case you're wondering click and grow plants are completely GMO free now I can only attest to the basil capsule since they're the only ones I've tried so far but they grew quickly smelled awesome and tasted great I had no real issues with them at all the one thing I would say to watch out for though is letting your plants reach the light like I did once mine hit the light it looked like some of the leaves became burned or kind of brown anyways even though the light isn't hot per se one cool thing about the basil plants which I learned from the app is that you can keep trimming them so you don't have to replace them every time you harvest apparently as long as you leave at least a couple leaves on the plant it can regrow well my basil was destined to become a pizza topping and I have to say it tasted really good there's just nothing like fresh ingredients when you're cooking and one of these days I might might even end up making some homemade pesto so let's talk about the app for a second for being a smart Garden the click and Grow app is both less smart and more useful than I expected based on the name I guess in my mind I expected to be able to turn things on and off with the app or activate special powers at the push of a button but in reality the app is basically a source of information and reminders the main uses for your app are introducing you to your new click and grow via a nicely produced how-to video telling you more about your plants and telling you when it's time to water in the app you you'll be able to track each plan by seeing a visual of its growth cycle which you can speed up or slow down with your finger to help you envision what it will look like after a given amount of time now the pricing for the click and grow is pretty reasonable at about $60 but the pricing for the plant capsule refills feels kind of like a gotcha in other words it feels way way too expensive each plant individually costs about $6.66 cents to buy and they're sold in three packs for $19.95 that means that if you replaced your plants every 3 months the plant refills will cost more than the actual click and grow itself still you'll have to decide for yourself if the convenience of having fresh ingredients or growing your own flowers indoors with almost no effort is worth a pretty steep cost so I'm a big fan of the click and grow smart Garden not only does the food it produces smell and taste delicious but it's fun to watch the plants grow and I enjoy having the plants around despite the pricey refills I find myself wanting to try as many different plants as I can over the next year and I'd even consider buying another click and grow or two if you love fresh ingredients smart home technology in general or are just looking for an awesome indoor herb garden you can't go wrong with the click and Grill all right thanks for watching guys and I'll catch up with you in the next video later Shall We Begin let's begin now n\n"