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Aerospring Hydroponics is the Secret Weapon for Growing Good Eaters

A Parent's Review

We must take the responsibility to educate ourselves, our children and those around us to be less careless about the world. It’s shocking to see how much has changed or disappeared in my lifetime alone. But, small changes can have a huge impact.

- Stephanie Mass, Mum of 3

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YOU WILL NOT REGRET THIS!

Every single guest that have visited my flat is amazed that I grow my own veggies! Fresh produce that I can feed my family is possible only with my amazing Aerospring. It is extremely easy to set-up and if you have any questions at all, the team at Aerospring are by far the best service team ever. They are passionate about growing and passionate about making growing at home a possibility for everyone. I just cannot rave more about the brand and it’s products because I truly have never bought something and be so extremely satisfied with it even after a year and a half. Wish I could get 1 more machine if I had more space!

Emily.K

Revolutionized how I grow food for my family!

I like being able to grow tons of basil to make pesto, and grow leafy greens for our salads.

Michael.S

WOW

I’ve never been a gardener I took a chance with this system having no prior experience, and Magic! I literally can’t believe what I’m seeing grow everyday. I can’t wait to learn more and more. Finally able to make a pesto without breaking the bank. Excellent customer service. And I’m just getting started!! I would give it 10 stars if I could. With grocery stores piling in the GMO’s, there’s no better way to stay healthy then growing your own food.

Simon.G

I love the Aerospring!!

I am still in complete shock with how quickly my veggies have sprouted up with the aerospring! I am so excited to have non-gmo fresh salads!

Stacy.G

Easy to assemble

This device is easy to assemble. The instructions provided are easy to follow and one could assemble it within one day. In my view, it provides a family or an individual an opportunity to grow vegetables, herbs, fruits, etc, and to make sure that produce grow in an environment that is suitable and clean But most important, it provides the comfort to know how your food is grown and cared for which in the end determines the quality of what you eat. To minimize cost, let alone trips to grocery shops in this pandemic, and to ensure quality of your vegetables, etc, I recommend it highly.

Anne.M

Great and easy hydroponic system

I bought 2 outdoor units and use 1 for salad greens/herbs and 1 for fruiting plants (tomato’s, chilis, strawberries). Super easy and intuitive to use and gets much better results than soil plants, not to mention much cleaner and no bugs! Everything grows super fast, faster than our family can eat. Highly recommended. Just drop the seedlings in and you’re good to go!

Johnny.C

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Accessible Sustainability

Higher Yield

30% increased yield

Faster Growth

50% faster growth

Water Saving

Saves 90-95% water

Saves Space

Go vertical, grow more

Automation

Automated for ease of use

Most produce loses 50% of its vitamins & nutrients within a week of harvest

30-40% goes to waste

Environmental impacts & health risks

FRESHLY HARVESTED TOMATO FROM AEROSPRING

Aerospring Patented Technology

Whether you are just learning how to grow a garden, or are an experienced hydroponic gardener, the Aerospring technology is intuitive and uncomplicated.

Automated Scheduling

Automated watering and lighting schedules

Aeroponic Technology

Better oxygenation for healthier root zones

Water Recirculation

90-95% water saving

Designed by Gardeners,
For Gardeners

Aerospring Hydroponics systems are great for beginners and experts alike, designed for ease of use and high yield, and built from the ground up with the highest-quality materials and components.

Why should you start growing your own food?

Health & Nutrition
Food Security
Food Safety
Sustainability

Health & Nutrition

Produce loses valuable vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants due to factors like lengthy time to the supermarket, extended storage, and temperature fluctuations, impacting its nutritional content.

Nutrient loss in store-bought produce

Most produce loses 30% of nutrients 3 days after harvest
Vegetables can lose 15% to 55% of vitamin C within a week
Some produce tends to lose 90% of nutrition in the first 24 hours

Source: University of California Studies

Food Security

Rising food prices force consumers to make difficult choices, potentially compromising both their nutrition and overall budget.

Don't let inflation impact your food choices

The prices of healthy foods has increased by 12.8%, leading consumers to:

Prioritize Budget: Choosing cheaper options, potentially less nutritious food
Reduce Quantity: Buying smaller portions, impacting dietary intake
Sacrifice Quality: Opting for less fresh or more processed foods, compromising nutrients

Source: NCBI

Food Safety

The presence of pesticides in produce, while crucial for protecting crops, raises concerns about potential health risks and environmental damage.

Control what you consume

Harmful Pesticides: Pesticide residues found in 70% of produce sold in US even after washing
Health risks: Potential residue on produce might be harmful if consumed in large quantities
Environment Pollution: Pesticide use can harm beneficial insects and pollute land and water sources

Source: The Guardian

Sustainability

By conserving water, reducing land use, and minimizing pesticide applications, hydroponics offers a way to grow food at home, sustainably.

Hydroponics is the Future of Sustainability

Water Efficiency: Hydroponics reduce water usage by up to 90% compared to conventional soil-based farming
Space Optimization: Vertical farming optimizes space utilization, resulting in the ability to achieve higher yield
Reducing Pesticides: Hydroponics, a soil-less environment, reduces the risk of soil-borne pests and diseases, minimizing the need for chemical pesticides

Source: NCBI

Health & Nutrition

Produce loses valuable vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants due to factors like lengthy time to the supermarket, extended storage, and temperature fluctuations, impacting its nutritional content.

Nutrient loss in store-bought produce

Most produce loses 30% of nutrients 3 days after harvest
Vegetables can lose 15% to 55% of vitamin C within a week
Some produce tends to lose 90% of nutrition in the first 24 hours

Source: University of California Studies

Food Security

Rising food prices force consumers to make difficult choices, potentially compromising both their nutrition and overall budget.

Don't let inflation impact your food choices

The prices of healthy foods has increased by 12.8%, leading consumers to:

Prioritize Budget: Choosing cheaper options, potentially less nutritious food
Reduce Quantity: Buying smaller portions, impacting dietary intake
Sacrifice Quality: Opting for less fresh or more processed foods, compromising nutrients

Source: NCBI

Food Safety

The presence of pesticides in produce, while crucial for protecting crops, raises concerns about potential health risks and environmental damage.

Control what you consume

Harmful Pesticides: Pesticide residues found in 70% of produce sold in US even after washing
Health risks: Potential residue on produce might be harmful if consumed in large quantities
Environment Pollution: Pesticide use can harm beneficial insects and pollute land and water sources

Source: The Guardian

Sustainability

By conserving water, reducing land use, and minimizing pesticide applications, hydroponics offers a way to grow food at home, sustainably.

Hydroponics is the Future of Sustainability

Water Efficiency: Hydroponics reduce water usage by up to 90% compared to conventional soil-based farming
Space Optimization: Vertical farming optimizes space utilization, resulting in the ability to achieve higher yield
Reducing Pesticides: Hydroponics, a soil-less environment, reduces the risk of soil-borne pests and diseases, minimizing the need for chemical pesticides