Lettuce Grow Farmstand Large Hydroponic Tower Planters, 6 Ft 7 in Vertical Planter Herb Garden Planter Hydroponics Growing System with Glow Rings Plus 36 Seedling Credits

EVERYTHING IS PERFECT AND WHEN I HAD QUESTIONS PRODUCT CAME QUICKLY IT WAS VERY EASY TO PUT TOGETHER IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CUSTOMER SERVICE IS THROUGH EMAIL BUT THEY REPLY IMMEDIATELY AND THEY ARE VERY NICE PROFESSIONAL AND THOROUGH MY SUGGESTION IS WHEN PUTTING THE CORDS TOGETHER FOR THE OPENING WHERE THE GASKET IS HAVE THEM COMING FROM ABOVE INSTEAD OF THE BOTTOM SO THAT YOU WON’T THINK YOU HAVE A LEAK AS YOU WILL SEE HOW I HAVE IT IN THE VIDEO OTHER THAN THAT HURRY GO GET YOU ONE

I absolutely LOVE this thing!! I have spent the past year setting up pretty large garden in my backyard, but wanted to grow food year round. I had lettuce and strawberries in pots in my kitchen, but I just could not keep them growing. I saw videos of hydroponic towers and decided to try it out. I got the 18 plant, indoor Farmstand, and it was super easy to set up. When it is watering it does sound like there is a broken water pipe somewhere, but you quickly get used to the sound. This tower is not massive, and fits perfectly in a corner in my kitchen. There were 18 seedlings included in this purchase, but it was a pre-currated mix. Turns out I was allergic to a few of the seedlings in the bundle, so I reached out to Lettuce Grow and explained this to them. They were super nice and allowed me to pick the seedlings, instead of having to get pre-currated mix. I have had the tower for a week and half now, and the growth is amazing! I can't wait to be able to start harvesting!

I LOVE this thing. 4 weeks in and the lettuce is huge and beautiful and delicious and it’s so fresh and perfect!!! We keep it up n my heated garage and I get to keep up my garden hobby during the cold snowy winters here and we can keep eating fresh produce year round.

My LG is 3 years old and was purchased on the LG website. It’s moved across the country with me, I still use and love it. 1. Assembly is fine. All of the tiers (including lights) are twist and click. You can add and subtract tiers as needed which is convenient however, it can suck taking it back apart for maintenance. 2. Customer Service - also 4/5 stars. This is not a large company with a call center so you need to set the correct expectations. I hate talking on the phone but sometimes feel it’s necessary. All communication is done through text or email so there can be unnecessary back and forth. Solution: in the initial email response from customer service, allow the customer to request a call back if they’re still having issues. This will probably solve 90% of your customer service complaints and allow the company to schedule calls. 3. Glow Rings - they look so sleek on this unit in comparison to a DIY method and honestly I love the Zenon aesthetic. The complaints about the plastic melting however, are true. Make sure you activate your warranty because they replaced all of mine for free including free shipping but they do require you to send back the faulty lights within a certain window. If you don’t return them within that window, you’ll be charged for the new lights. Also, the connection ports or whatever for the lights could be a better design. They can definitely take on water easily if not connected properly or wear down. Do yourself a favor and get some plumbers tape to seal it off. 4. Electricity usage - people complaining about this are complaining about literal pennie’s. It’s really not that serious. 5. Yes, it’s expensive with or without lights. Honestly I can build a hydroponic system myself but it’s going to look ugly af and I want something that looks nice. If you prune and don’t harvest a whole head of lettuce, and you just take what you need, some plants can last months. Eventually, you can definitely “get your money back” in savings on what you produce vs buy. 6. You don’t have to buy their seedlings if you don’t want to. It’s really that simple. Just get some root riot or rapid rooter and plant your own seeds. Just do research on what does best hydroponically. I stick to leafy greens and herbs. Fruiting plants (tomatoes, peppers, strawberries, etc) get too big indoors and I don’t want woody plants pushing on the lights. They also take different nutrients than greens so they won’t taste the best if you’re mixing plant types. You’re better off with the kratky method if you want to stick to hydroponics and have both lettuce and tomatoes. The pump will wear down and break. That’s not the companies fault. It’s a smaller pump pushing water a lot higher than your standard fish tank. Buy a back up pump, preferably a little stronger than what they give you, it’s worth it. If the pump is too loud you can buy an aquarium bio filter sponge to put on the top tier where the water is pumping out. All in all, do your research. There’s a Facebook group, subreddit, YouTube, google etc. to find the information you need. It produces a lot for me and I love having fresh greens in the kitchen. Plus, everything tastes sooo much better than store bought. Are there some changes I would make if I could? Of course but I definitely don’t regret the purchase.

within weeks of starting - amazing growth - out performs the MyGardyn

The Lettuce Grow Farmstand overpromises and underdelivers. I also fell for the slick marketing and the dream of being able to grow fresh vegetables in my own house. That’s the problem, it’s merely a dream. The reality is that nothing will actually grow. Leaving you with some very expensive dead Lettuce. I told the company about how hundreds of dollars of plants would die within 24 hours and they blew me off. Returned at my expense and they refuse to issue a refund. Buyer beware. Lettuce don’t grow would be a more accurate company name.

Probably the best purchase I’ve made in a while. It does take some work, so if you don’t enjoy gardening or planting, probably stay away, but if you enjoy those things and want an absolute amazing focal point for your kitchen or dining room - this is it!