Indoor Herb Garden – Smart Home Farming And Easy Plant Growing Kits Launched
Apr 9, 2021
Liberty Gardens launched sustainable home farming kits for growing vegetables, greens, herbs, and plants. It also offers fermenting sets for making yogurt, cheese, vinegar, and kombucha.
Sheridan, United States - April 9, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Liberty Gardens launched 5 Minute Farms, a range of sustainable easy-to-use indoor farming kits. The kits allow growing fresh vegetables, greens, and herbs anywhere without land and chemicals.
More information is available at https://libertygardens.us
With the new announcement, the company gives people the tools and knowledge to grow and make their own truly healthy foods all year round.
Fruits, greens, and vegetables are the basis of a healthy diet. Fiber, nutrients, and phytochemicals help protect the body from many diseases. Eating fresh fruits and vegetables within 24 hours of harvest ensures getting all the nutrients and vitamins. However, not all people have the land, climate, and resources for growing their own food.
The complete 5 Minute Farms starter kit allows growing over 8 plants in 1 square foot indoors or outdoors, on a patio, porch, windowsill, or countertop. It is suitable for vegetables, herbs, houseplants, and flowers.
The kit includes growing vessels, custom pre-mix nutrients solution, sustainable growth medium, seed hotels, a germination station, and other accessories. Efficient growing lights are also available. The kits are made of durable recyclable food-grade silicone, without BPA, latex, lead, or phthalates.
Taking care of the indoor farm requires very little time and effort. The farm can be set up in just 5 minutes. It is very simple and can even be done by children. The system uses significantly less water in comparison to growing plants on land. The plants need to be watered once every 30-45 days, on average.
The efficient sustainable system allows growing plants faster, using less space and water. Growing vegetables and herbs without herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides results in healthy fresh food.
The company also offers fermentation kits for making wine, cheeses, yogurt, sour cream, kefir, sourdough, artisan vinegars, natural sodas, and probiotic teas like kombucha.
“5 Minute Farms are the simplest and most sustainable agricultural growing systems to date,” said a company representative. “Liberty Gardens designs and develops sustainable products to give everyone control of their own healthy local food supply 365 days a year and end food insecurity.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://libertygardens.us
Contact Info:
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Organization: Liberty Garden Company LLC
Address: 1309 Coffeen Avenue Suite 1200, Sheridan, WYOMING (WY) 82801, United States
Website: https://LIbertyGardens.us
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89004600
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