Lavender grow kit in a pink garden jar, featuring fresh lavender plant and decorative label. Perfect for indoor gardening.

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Garden Jar, Pints NEW

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Plant Type:Basil

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  • Organic or Non-GMO Seeds
  • Frosted Pint Mason Jar
  • Coconut Husk Net Pot
  • Grow Medium
  • Coco Pith Disk
  • Polypro Wick
  • Plant Food
  • Activated Carbon
  • Instruction Manual
How long does it take to grow?
Herbs and flower seeds take 7-28 days to sprout.  
How long will it last?
Herbs and flowers continue to grow with sufficient nutrients and light.  
How much sun will it need?
Herbs and flowers 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?
Grow Kits 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 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.  

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Quick Reference Guide

Lush green basil leaves, vibrant and healthy, ideal for hydroponic indoor gardens.

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.

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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.

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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.

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Pansy

Temperature: 72+ degrees

Light: Middle to strong sunlight

Moisture: Mist surface to keep planter hydrated and dampuntil sprouts form

Germination Time: 2-3 weeks

Planting Depth: Just below soil

Won’t sprout? 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

To encourage more full yields,prune regularly at the lowest node.

Close-up of fresh rosemary plant with dew drops, highlighting vibrant green leaves.

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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