Fresh Herbs, Salads and Greens with Hydroponic Farming

What you can grow:

Experience the future of hydroponic farming with our automated Growoff micro farm.

Effortlessly grow fresh herbs, salads, and greens indoors, all year round.

With pre-seeded pods and smart technology, you’ll enjoy homegrown produce in just weeks—no green thumb required!

Herbs for indoor hydroponic farming

Lemon balm
Time to harvest: 5-6 weeks

Chervil Dansk massa
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Marjoram Marjolene
Time to harvest: 5-6 weeks

Oregano
Time to harvest: 7-8 weeks

Curley-leaf Parsley Wega/Katinka
Time to harvest: 6-7 weeks

Dill Ella
Time to harvest: 5-6 weeks

Crisp Lettuce Crispinet
Time to harvest: 6-7 weeks

Ruccola Runaway
Time to harvest: 5-6 weeks

Red Veined Sorrel
Time to harvest: 5-6 weeks

Edible flowers for indoor farming

Petunia Miliflora
Time to harvest: 14-15 weeks

Currently in the testing stage:

Bok choi

Tat soi

Coriander Marino
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Basil Genovese
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Thyme German Winter
Time to harvest: 7-8 weeks

Mint
Time to harvest: 5-6 weeks

Flat-leaf Parsley Peione
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Sage Fanni
Time to harvest: 6-7 weeks

Oaking Light (Ekbladsallat Ljus)
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Tarragon Tagetes Sweet Mace
Time to harvest: 5-6 weeks

Thai basil
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Oaking (Ekbladsallat)
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Chives Biggy/Naomi
Time to harvest: 6-7 weeks

Leafy greens for hydroponic farming

Kale Dwarf Green
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Red Mustard Red Lace
Time to harvest: 4-5 weeks

Viola Admire/Sorbet (colormix)
Time to harvest: 14-15 weeks

Begonia Sprint
Time to harvest: 14-15 weeks

Physalis

Tomatos

About our produce

Pesticide free

In our controlled, indoor environment we can grow your food with zero pesticides.

95% less water

Thanks to our circular watering system we use 95% less water than free-land farming.

Sustainable packaging

Our produce is grown in coconut-fiber and use compostable pots and paper packaging.

Shorter tranports

Vertical indoor farming allows us to grow food in an urban environment. Close to the end consumer.