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For your biggest ever crops ditch the soil and choose a Vivigrow!

What's a Vivigrow?
A clever no-soil planter that produces massive crops by keeping plants automatically watered. And it's made in England.

How does it work?
It has a hidden reservoir and a pump which trickles oxygen rich water around the roots all day. What the plant doesn't need drains into the reservoir to be pumped around the roots again and again.

The Vivigrow comes with Nutrigrow Plant Food, which you mix with water to feed fill your tank. You refill this monthly to keep the nutrients balanced. You would then check the tanks pH (acidity of the water) weekly.

Mmm, a pump, is that expensive?
Nope, we're energy efficient. The daily cost is less than boiling the kettle once. The Vivigrow itself is made to last at least 10 years!

So, why are crops bigger in a Vivigrow?
Because the Vivigrow provides a constant supply of oxygen-rich water and nutrients around the roots unrestricted by soil. It's like having constant buffet access.

Why is oxygen important?
Roots need oxygen in order to absorb water and nutrients.

What's that got to do with soil?
When we water pots or grow bags the oxygen in the soil is replaced with water, reducing the oxygen the roots can access.

Reduced oxygen = slower nutrient and water absorption and restricted growth.

Low oxygen can lead to blossom end rot, blossom-drop, splitting or leaf deficiencies etc. because plants can't absorb nutrients properly. If we overwater a lot the roots rot and die!

The Vivigrow doesn't have soil, roots always have access to a oxygen rich mix of water and nutrients - so the plants are always effecient at absorbing nutrients.

So if there's no soil how do I plant-up?
Easily! Start your plants in 3 inch pots of compost or rockwool cubes and when the plant is about 4 inches tall tip it out of its pot and place it in the planter. You don't need to wash the soil off but don't add any more soil.

If you’ve started in rockwool just place the rockwool block directly onto the tray when you’re ready to transplant. We recommend you start plants in 3” or 4” rockwool cubes.

Once your plants are established you should have abundant white roots on the outside of your rockwool cube before transplanting to your Vivigrow Planter.

Always remove the Rockwool's plastic cover before planting into your Vivigrow and place the young plant through the pre-cut holes to rest on the tray.

How do the plants in a Vivigrow get nutrients?
Good question! We include our super-concentrated award-winning Nutrigrow plant food which contains all the nutrients and trace elements plants need. It only contains good, healthy ingredients and is a bit like us taking a vitamin pill. You will add the feed to the reservoir. The feed makes up 800 litres!

You keep saying 'bigger crops', how big?
Typically 3-4x bigger than in a pot or grow bag. Typically 1.5-2x bigger than in a Quadgrow.
Chillies that are 8ft tall
Tomatoes with 50 fruiting trusses
Cucumbers reaching greenhouse roofs in 8 weeks

Perfect for growers who want to:
Use less soil/compost.
Grow tall plants in a low space – so need a low-level system.
Get used to one system and scale up to larger systems over time – available for up to 120 plants.

What are the options?
a) Standard 3 plant or 5 plant Vivigrow which includes everything you need.
b) Deluxe 3 plant or 5 plant Vivigrow which also includes a reservoir heater so you can grow all year and Cube Caps to cover the base of the plants.

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