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Sunleaves Garden Of Ease
"Hydroponics Doesn't Get Any Easier!"
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Price:$55.00

Item #:   SGE200
Size:
16"x16"x14.5"
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The four-site Sunleaves Garden of Ease is compact, easy-to-use and offers everything you need to grow prolific plants indoors and out, all year 'round. The continuous aeration action of this simple system ensures the nutrient solution is well-aerated and always available to plants. Once spindly veggies will become small shrubs that keep your table stocked for months! This system includes a six-gallon reservoir, lid, three-inch net cups, silica stone growing medium, and water pump.




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Plants started to tilt, but never fell. Really easy.

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Very good for small plants but not big plants like tomatoes




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Conserving Water with Hydroponics
Did you know hydroponic gardening actually conserves water? This is because most hydroponic systems are “closed” and recycle the water and nutrients back to the plant. Irrigated soil gardens experience a far higher rate of water loss due to evaporation and runoff. All-in-all, hydroponics requires about one tenth the amount of water that traditional growing methods demand.