The system · Under ten minutes a week
Growing, minus the homework
Everything arrives in one box: the plant, three numbered nutrient sachets, and a card for each stage written in plain words. Here is the whole thing, start to jar.
Week 0 · 5 minutes
It lands
Open the box the day it arrives. Inside: your plant, standing upright with its roots wrapped, three numbered sachets, and one card. Water it in and put it somewhere bright. That is the whole first day.
Week 0 · 10 minutes
One pot, one bright spot
Any five-gallon pot, any sunny window, patio corner, or grow lamp. Plant it as deep as it sat in its plug, water until a little runs out the bottom — no charts, no jargon, nothing to look up.
Weeks 1–8 · under 10 min a week
Feed by number
Once a week: tear one sachet, stir it into your watering can, pour. No. 1 ROOT while it settles, No. 2 RISE while it climbs, No. 3 RIPEN while it finishes. The packet tells you which — there is nothing to measure and nothing to remember.
Week 8 on
It pays you back
First as a room that feels different to walk into. Then, one week at a time, as the harvest. Jar it, date it, and be quietly smug about it — you grew that.
Everything included
Three sachets. The whole pantry.
Pre-measured for one plant, labeled by number and stage. Tear, stir into a watering can, pour. Nothing to weigh and nothing to look up.
No. 1
ROOT
Weeks 1–3
Wakes the roots up and settles the plant into its new pot.
No. 2
RISE
Weeks 3–6
Feeds the climb — stems, branches, and big healthy leaves.
No. 3
RIPEN
Weeks 6–9
Shifts the plant into finishing mode for the final stretch.
Spare sachets ride along in every box, because spills happen.
When something looks off
Most of it is fixable in a week
- Leaves drooping the day it arrives
- Normal. Three days in a dark box does that. Water it in, keep it out of harsh sun for 48 hours, and check again on day three.
- Lower leaves yellowing
- Usually thirst or a skipped sachet, not disease. Water deeply, feed on schedule, and give it a week before doing anything drastic.
- Tall, thin, floppy stem
- It is reaching for light. Move it somewhere brighter and let a small fan blow across it — moving air is what thickens a stem.
- Soil still wet after four days
- Too much water, too little drainage. Let the top inch dry all the way out before the next can, and make sure the pot actually drains.
Ready when you are
Start with the right plant
Ten questions, ninety seconds, and we will point you at the one that fits your window, your patience, and your thumbs.