Gardening indoors can be tricky – especially when growing plants that require carefully controlled environments with lots of light. Enter Pocket Grow’s LabBox, a high-tech planter that is being billed as the world’s smallest automatic hydroponic system on the market. This fully-contained terrarium uses an automatic drip irrigation system and high-intensity, energy-efficient LED lights to keep your plants healthy. Plus, the trippy purple glow will look great against your black light posters.

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2 Responses to “LabBox: The World’s Smallest Hydroponic Gardening System”

stumbledore says:

August 25, 2010 at 1:24 am

when will one be able to purchase a lab box grower?
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