This Hydroponic Garden Will Legit Grow Restaurant-Quality Greens In Your Kitchen
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It’s time to fess up. I’ve spent years in the food world. I cook well enough to please my family approximately half the time, and my instincts on why a recipe works (or doesn’t) are fairly on point. But I don’t have a green thumb. Once I put seeds in the ground, it’s a safe bet that, if they even sprout, they won't stand a chance.
In my search for a do-it-for-me indoor produce-growing system, I stumbled upon a miracle: The Farmstand Nook. The Nook, the second incarnation of Lettuce Grow’s The Farmstand, is a compact product that allows home cooks and indoor-gardening fanatics to simultaneously grow 20 plants on four levels.
I could go on and on about all of its benefits, but here are a few: an integrated grow light; a smart timer that you can control from your smartphone; a pH pen that makes pH testing a breeze; an AI-powered FarmAssist plant-recommendation tool; and a slender frame suited for the space deprived.
From my perspective, I’ll bet the farm that Nook-to-table dining is going to be the way of the future when it comes to growing produce. Team Delish plans on getting their hands on one—or as many as possible.
At $699, The Nook is available for preorders only while supplies last, and includes 20 live starter plants (which is an $80 value). If you honestly think you can't grow anything, try The Farmstand Nook, and you might just surprise yourself.
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