ingarden Hardware
- Care: What do I need to do if something is damaged, missing from the order, or lost?
- Does the Ingarden light require batteries?
- Light: Are the lamps on all the time?
- Light: Can I adjust the brightness?
- Light: Can LED light effectively replace sunlight for growing microgreens?
- Light: How does the LED lighting system work?
- Light: Timer settings - The 12-hour shutdown and possible adjustments
- Lighting: How high is the electricity consumption and what does a 7-day harvest cost?
- Lighting: How long do the LED lights last, and are they replaceable?
- Maintenance: How and when do I need to replace my ingarden pads? What do I do with the old pads?
- Maintenance: How do I clean my ingarden?
- Maintenance: How often do I need to replace the wicks?
- Maintenance: How often should I clean my ingarden?
- Material: How does Ingarden ensure the quality and safety of the Ingarden Ocean Plastic Bowl?
- Material: How does the autonomous irrigation system work?
- Material: How is the Ingarden Ocean Bowl manufactured?
- Material: How is the white cellulose layer applied to the seed?
- Material: Is the device certified?
- Material: Is the device environmentally friendly?
- Material: What are the dimensions of the ingarden?
- Material: What are the seed pads made of?
- Materials: Where does Ingarden source the materials for its Ingarden Ocean pool?
- Usage: Can I also use the device with other pads?
- Usage: Where should I best place my ingarden?
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Maintenance: How and when do I need to replace my ingarden pads? What do I do with the old pads?
Once your growth cycle is complete and you've harvested all your microgreens, you can immediately start growing new ones. Simply dispose of your used seed pads in the compost, clean your garden, place new pads on your growing areas, and water them thoroughly until they are saturated.
