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The Experimental Plant Capsule contains an advanced version of our Smart Soil that will boost the sprouting and growth of any plant you want to experiment with. Compared to ordinary potting soil, the Click & Grow Smart soil gives the seeds a much better germinating environment with more oxygen, water and nutrients. With the Experimental capsule you truly can grow any plant at home.
pH: 6.0
EC: progressing from 0.3 to 1.2 mS/cm
Fertilizer formula: 15-8-11 + trace elements.
Total nutrients per refill: 0.28g
NB! Doesn’t contain seeds.
Product Features
- Grow anything you wish at home with zero effort. No green thumb required!
- Click the cartridge into the Smart Herb Garden and fill the water pit and add your favorite Seeds. That’s all you have to do!
- NB! Doesn’t contain seeds
- This refill is only compatible with the Click & Grow Smart Herb Garden (sold separately)
- Should any defects appear, Click & Grow will exchange the product within 24 months of purchase
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Missing Seeds in the Cartridges Found Months Later (updated) I’ve read a lot of reviews that people were having problem with germinating the plant. After the first successful cartridge, I figured the reviews may have been written too early, because cornflower was the latest among other cartridges.But now I realize one of three cartridges simply didn’t have seeds. In fact, when I first installed it, my running assumption was that seed must have been planted either too deep more moved around inside the plastic casing. That wasn’t the case, and…
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