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Garden Jars - Herbs

Name: Garden Jars - Herbs
Brand: Modern Sprout
SKU: MS-GJ-1021
Price: 20.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0 (19 reviews)

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Plant killer no more! Our self-watering herb kits feature a vintage-inspired mason jar outfitted with a passive hydroponic system known as “wicking,” which brings water and nutrients up to the plant's roots. So whether you forget to water, overwater, or both, we’ve got you covered. This year-round indoor planter comes equipped with everything you’ll need to start growing, just add water and set in a sunny window.Read more

Plant Type:Organic Mint

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We stand behind our product and are committed to your growing journey. If your kit isn't growing as expected, contact us so you can try, try again.

Why we made it

We struggled to grow fresh herbs in traditional pots with soil at home. From forgetting to water, to overwatering, we just didn’t know how to keep up with our plants' needs. So, we put pen to paper to create a self-watering planter that is simple, stylish and fertile with success.

Why you'll dig it

Each kit yields 6+ months of fresh herbs
All-inclusive, easy setup for year-round indoor growing; just add water
Grow with confidence through seed-to-harvest support
Designed to be replanted again and again
Quick success; seeds sprout in 5-10 days and are harvest ready in 2-3 months

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Includes

Mason Jar
Organic Seeds
- Basil seeds - Teal
- Mint seeds - Powder Blue
- Cilantro seeds - Emerald
- Rosemary seeds - Light Green
- Parsley - Terracotta
- Lavender seeds - Berry

Stainless Steel Net Pot
Wick
Activated Carbon
Coco disk
Grow Medium
Plant Food
Instruction Manual

Specs

Size: 6” h x 3.5” w
Weight: 1lb
Designed to be reused
Assembled in the USA

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Assembled in USA

Oprah's favorite thing

Hydroponic

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to grow?

Herb seeds take 7-14 days to sprout, and will be ready to start harvesting in 2+ months. Continuous harvesting will encourage a bushy plant and greater yield.

How long will it last?

Plants will continue to grow with sufficient nutrients and light; however, after 3-6 months it may develop a woody stem and the leaves will become a bit bitter.

How much sun will it need?

Herbs require at least 6 hours of direct light daily, and should be put in an unobstructed window that faces south, west or east (southwest is the best option). During winter months—or if you don’t have an unobstructed window—you can supplement with a grow light.

Can I put it outside?

Garden Jars are designed for indoor use, but can be put outside. Be mindful that the planter does not have a drain hole, and if the reservoir floods it may drown the roots. Bring your Garden Jar inside if temps dip below 55⁰ or above 80⁰.

How is it reusable?

The stainless steel net pot and recycled glass grow medium can both be reused—simply rinse with hot water. Add new seeds and use soil or coco pith to help seeds germinate. Use a water soluble fertilizer and follow its instructions.

Is there a setup video?

Our setup videos can be found here: https://www.modsprout.com/setup-videos/

Basil

Temperature: 69-72 degrees Fahrenheit

Light: At least 4 hours of direct sunlight a day

Moisture: Average; likes damp, but not wet conditions

Germination Time: 5-8 days

Planting Depth: ½” below soil

Won’t sprout? Make sure your plant is getting enough sunshine.

To encourage more full yields, prune often, and prune down to the lowest nodes.

Cilantro

Temperature: 65+ Degrees

Light: Mid to full sun

Moisture: Mid-level moisture, damp misting recommended

Germination Time: 1-2 weeks

Planting Depth: Barely cover with soil

Won’t sprout? Make sure theplanter surface hasn’t dried completely. Mist regularly to prevent drying.

Lavender

Temperature: 73+ degrees Farenheit

Light: Maximum amount of sun available

Moisture: Prefers very dry grow medium conditions

Germination Time: 3 weeks to 1 month

Planting Depth: Barely cover with soil

Won’t sprout? Try lowering your water levels and frequency. Avoid top-down watering.

To encourage more full yields,prune regularly.

Mint

Temperature: 74+ Degrees

Light: High light exposure, south facing windows highly recommended

Moisture: Dry

Germination Time: 8- 12 days

Planting Depth: Do not bury under soil

Try greenhousing. Keep in a sunny spot and cover the surface with plastic wrap. Let condensation form, and check in 3-5 days for results.

Parsley

Temperature: 70 degrees Fahrenheit

Light: South-facing windows with full sun

Moisture: Middle to high moisture, mist regularly

Germination Time: 3 to 4 weeks

Planting Depth: Barely cover with soil

Won’t sprout? Give them time! Parsley can be avery slow grower.

Rosemary

Temperature: 71+ degrees Fahrenheit

Light: Long term, direct sun exposure

Moisture: Dry to middle dry

Germination Time: 2-3 weeks

Planting Depth: Barely cover with soil

Won’t sprout? Mist every 2-3 days and to a sunnier location. Rosemary relies heavily on sunlight to start.

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We stand behind our products, so if a kit isn’t growing as expected or something is wrong with your order please reach out. Our team will respond quickly to help troubleshoot and send replacement components as needed so you can try, try, try again as part of our Thrive Promise. Reach us at service@modsprout.com. To start your hassle-free return, click here.

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Garden Jars - Herbs

Why we made it

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@swaryay

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Cilantro

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Mint

Parsley

Rosemary

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