Home indoor smart garden systems for growing your own food.
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Justin J.
Incorrect fulfillment
Response from risegardens.comSep 2, 2021
Justin - According to our system your order was delivered yesterday, but we have not seen a record of an incorrect fulfillment. Can you reach out to support so they can correct any issues? https://support.risegardens.com/hc/en-us
Tony
The Rise Garden looks good, and the app is helpful -- but all of it is based off of a custom products that you have to purchase through them. Want more seeds, you have to buy them from them at a very inflated price. For example you can buy what you need for an arugula plant for about $2.50 -- however that plant is only going to give enough for 1/2 a serving. We mix ours with the Mustard plant (give about 2 servers per plant) so for a family of 4 we need 2 arugula & 1 mustard -- that's $7.50, plus nutrients (that you have to buy through them) and electricity... So probably $2.00 per person for a side salad. It's not a bad deal, just be aware of the ongoing cost.
Response from risegardens.comSep 2, 2021
Tony, You're correct that arugula is a leafy plant, as is mustard, so you get less per plant for a salad. We're gardeners ourselves, so we pay attention to the cost per plant. If you order in bulk, you can get seeds for $1.50 per plant https://risegardens.com/collections/24-pack-seed-pods-quantity. We offer most of our greens in 12 or 24 packs for that reason. Also, you can add more bulk per plant by mixing arugula with a butter crunch or alfresco mix. The electricity cost for a full garden is less than $5 per month (LED's are very efficient these days) and the pumps and other electronics in the garden run on low power. While the salads you'll be eating are not as cheap as growing outdoors, you can grow them year around, you get 100% of the nutrients and there are no herbicides or pesticides involved. And they're far cheaper than similar quality from a grocery store.
Russell K.
I bought this as a gift for my wife and she loves it. It's such a convenience to pull herbs and vegetable from an indoor garden. And these items grow fast! Make sure to space your produce out when beginning the seed life cycle so that you are able to harvest something continually without large periods of down time.
Jessica S.
I have had my Family Rise garden for over a year and still am super happy with my investment. I have the three tier and utilize every square inch of it. I mostly grow greens and herbs, but have grown very successful tomatoes, green beans, peppers, and eggplants. There is a certain level of care that I do weekly, monthly, and quartely, so know that before you invest or you may not have a successful garden. But I love the fact that meal planning has been made easier because I just cut fresh greens, pair with a meat and a side and we are good to go!
Andrew S.
Loving everything that you guys have to offer, the support and overall healthiness! Truly “organic” vegetables that we can now grow year round. Cheers guys!
Kathryn M.
Fast shipping! Well packed and secured
Kathy
Just ordered my second Rise Garden because I discovered the first one wasn't large enough for all the new produce I want to try! Can't wait to get started.
Perry P.
I've purchased 3 rise gardens and a ton of seed pods within a two week period. Other than the gardens themselves being a bit pricy, I am very pleased with the overall experience. Everything shipped faster than anticipated. Everything works as expected. Some of the documentation has minor grammatical errors which can cause confusion for a newbie gardener like myself but I am thankful that they include documents with tips and guidance. I've personally worked for many start-ups and I am really surprised by the level of detail wether it's user guides, barcodes for easy setup or the graphics which are unique to each set of seeds/pods. So far I really like RG as a brand. From an NPS perspective I would definitely be a promoter (so far)
