Guest guest Posted July 24, 2012 Report Share Posted July 24, 2012 I don't think it actually exists except as a prototype!! Melody > > > This is my dream Christmas Gift! Google " Kitchen Nano Garden " and see more pictures and articles on this invention. I want to know how much this thing cost. I can't find it. >  > > Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden: Grow your own organic vegetables > > > > > Nandini Maheshwari / Jul 2 2010 > > > > > > Want to grow your own vegetable garden even if you don’t live in a mansion? Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden is the solution for space-conscious home owners. The nano garden is a vegetable garden for the apartment kitchen, using hydroponics rather than pesticides or fertilizers to let you grow your organic food right in your kitchen. Instead of the sunlight, the Nano Garden has lighting which promotes the growth of plants. The amount of light, water and nutrient supply is also controllable, so users can decide the growth speed. It also lets users know when to provide water or nutrients to the plants, and functions as a natural air purifier, eliminating unpleasant smells. The nano garden is a bronze winner at the Fast Company 2010 Idea awards in the category of commercial and industrial product. >  >  > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2012 Report Share Posted July 24, 2012 I don't think it actually exists except as a prototype!! Melody > > > This is my dream Christmas Gift! Google " Kitchen Nano Garden " and see more pictures and articles on this invention. I want to know how much this thing cost. I can't find it. >  > > Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden: Grow your own organic vegetables > > > > > Nandini Maheshwari / Jul 2 2010 > > > > > > Want to grow your own vegetable garden even if you don’t live in a mansion? Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden is the solution for space-conscious home owners. The nano garden is a vegetable garden for the apartment kitchen, using hydroponics rather than pesticides or fertilizers to let you grow your organic food right in your kitchen. Instead of the sunlight, the Nano Garden has lighting which promotes the growth of plants. The amount of light, water and nutrient supply is also controllable, so users can decide the growth speed. It also lets users know when to provide water or nutrients to the plants, and functions as a natural air purifier, eliminating unpleasant smells. The nano garden is a bronze winner at the Fast Company 2010 Idea awards in the category of commercial and industrial product. >  >  > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2012 Report Share Posted July 24, 2012 I don't think it actually exists except as a prototype!! Melody > > > This is my dream Christmas Gift! Google " Kitchen Nano Garden " and see more pictures and articles on this invention. I want to know how much this thing cost. I can't find it. >  > > Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden: Grow your own organic vegetables > > > > > Nandini Maheshwari / Jul 2 2010 > > > > > > Want to grow your own vegetable garden even if you don’t live in a mansion? Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden is the solution for space-conscious home owners. The nano garden is a vegetable garden for the apartment kitchen, using hydroponics rather than pesticides or fertilizers to let you grow your organic food right in your kitchen. Instead of the sunlight, the Nano Garden has lighting which promotes the growth of plants. The amount of light, water and nutrient supply is also controllable, so users can decide the growth speed. It also lets users know when to provide water or nutrients to the plants, and functions as a natural air purifier, eliminating unpleasant smells. The nano garden is a bronze winner at the Fast Company 2010 Idea awards in the category of commercial and industrial product. >  >  > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2012 Report Share Posted July 24, 2012 I think it is in use in one of their plants in the cafeteria. I think it may be on the drawing table but it would have to be quite expensive.  Carolyn Wilkerson  ________________________________ To: sproutpeople Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:26 PM Subject: Re: DIG THIS!!!!!  I don't think it actually exists except as a prototype!! Melody > > > This is my dream Christmas Gift! Google " Kitchen Nano Garden " and see more pictures and articles on this invention. I want to know how much this thing cost. I can't find it. >  > > Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden: Grow your own organic vegetables > > > > > Nandini Maheshwari / Jul 2 2010 > > > > > > Want to grow your own vegetable garden even if you don’t live in a mansion? Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden is the solution for space-conscious home owners. The nano garden is a vegetable garden for the apartment kitchen, using hydroponics rather than pesticides or fertilizers to let you grow your organic food right in your kitchen. Instead of the sunlight, the Nano Garden has lighting which promotes the growth of plants. The amount of light, water and nutrient supply is also controllable, so users can decide the growth speed. It also lets users know when to provide water or nutrients to the plants, and functions as a natural air purifier, eliminating unpleasant smells. The nano garden is a bronze winner at the Fast Company 2010 Idea awards in the category of commercial and industrial product. >  >  > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2012 Report Share Posted July 24, 2012 I think it is in use in one of their plants in the cafeteria. I think it may be on the drawing table but it would have to be quite expensive.  Carolyn Wilkerson  ________________________________ To: sproutpeople Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:26 PM Subject: Re: DIG THIS!!!!!  I don't think it actually exists except as a prototype!! Melody > > > This is my dream Christmas Gift! Google " Kitchen Nano Garden " and see more pictures and articles on this invention. I want to know how much this thing cost. I can't find it. >  > > Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden: Grow your own organic vegetables > > > > > Nandini Maheshwari / Jul 2 2010 > > > > > > Want to grow your own vegetable garden even if you don’t live in a mansion? Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden is the solution for space-conscious home owners. The nano garden is a vegetable garden for the apartment kitchen, using hydroponics rather than pesticides or fertilizers to let you grow your organic food right in your kitchen. Instead of the sunlight, the Nano Garden has lighting which promotes the growth of plants. The amount of light, water and nutrient supply is also controllable, so users can decide the growth speed. It also lets users know when to provide water or nutrients to the plants, and functions as a natural air purifier, eliminating unpleasant smells. The nano garden is a bronze winner at the Fast Company 2010 Idea awards in the category of commercial and industrial product. >  >  > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2012 Report Share Posted July 24, 2012 I think it is in use in one of their plants in the cafeteria. I think it may be on the drawing table but it would have to be quite expensive.  Carolyn Wilkerson  ________________________________ To: sproutpeople Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:26 PM Subject: Re: DIG THIS!!!!!  I don't think it actually exists except as a prototype!! Melody > > > This is my dream Christmas Gift! Google " Kitchen Nano Garden " and see more pictures and articles on this invention. I want to know how much this thing cost. I can't find it. >  > > Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden: Grow your own organic vegetables > > > > > Nandini Maheshwari / Jul 2 2010 > > > > > > Want to grow your own vegetable garden even if you don’t live in a mansion? Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden is the solution for space-conscious home owners. The nano garden is a vegetable garden for the apartment kitchen, using hydroponics rather than pesticides or fertilizers to let you grow your organic food right in your kitchen. Instead of the sunlight, the Nano Garden has lighting which promotes the growth of plants. The amount of light, water and nutrient supply is also controllable, so users can decide the growth speed. It also lets users know when to provide water or nutrients to the plants, and functions as a natural air purifier, eliminating unpleasant smells. The nano garden is a bronze winner at the Fast Company 2010 Idea awards in the category of commercial and industrial product. >  >  > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 24, 2012 Report Share Posted July 24, 2012 I like my Easy Green Mikro (micro) farm and aerogardens-at least I can afford those, lol. > > > This is my dream Christmas Gift! Google " Kitchen Nano Garden " and see more pictures and articles on this invention. I want to know how much this thing cost. I can't find it. >  > > Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden: Grow your own organic vegetables > > > > > Nandini Maheshwari / Jul 2 2010 > > > > > > Want to grow your own vegetable garden even if you don’t live in a mansion? Hyundai’s Kitchen Nano Garden is the solution for space-conscious home owners. The nano garden is a vegetable garden for the apartment kitchen, using hydroponics rather than pesticides or fertilizers to let you grow your organic food right in your kitchen. Instead of the sunlight, the Nano Garden has lighting which promotes the growth of plants. The amount of light, water and nutrient supply is also controllable, so users can decide the growth speed. It also lets users know when to provide water or nutrients to the plants, and functions as a natural air purifier, eliminating unpleasant smells. The nano garden is a bronze winner at the Fast Company 2010 Idea awards in the category of commercial and industrial product. >  >  > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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