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Stop Wasting Money

On herbs, vegetables & everyday greens

Stop buying $5 herbs every week
Grow fresh food at home
No soil. No experience

Start Growing Today

Stop Buying. Start Growing.

Stop rebuying herbs. Grow once—harvest for weeks.

Why This Actually Works

Start Growing Today
— Pick Your Setup

All options are beginner-friendly. Just add water.

No experience needed • No soil • No guesswork

Purple microgreens on a white plate on a wooden table

Your First Harvest in 7 Days

No waiting months. No experience. Just add water.

Ready in 7–10 days
Grow indoors year-round
Cut and regrow multiple times

Stores charge $5–$7 for a tiny box — you grow unlimited for pennies.

The easiest way to start growing your own food — starting this week.

Start Growing This Week
White plate with fresh Cat grass on a wooden surface
Purple microgreens on a white plate on a wooden table
Harvested amaranth microgreens on a plate and wooden service
Plante on the wooden floor with harvested borage microgreens
Bunch of fresh green microgreens on a white plate with a wooden background
Green microgreens on a white plate with black rim on a wooden surface
White plate with fresh Cat grass on a wooden surface
Purple microgreens on a white plate on a wooden table
Harvested amaranth microgreens on a plate and wooden service
Plante on the wooden floor with harvested borage microgreens
Bunch of fresh green microgreens on a white plate with a wooden background
Green microgreens on a white plate with black rim on a wooden surface
White plate with fresh Cat grass on a wooden surface
Purple microgreens on a white plate on a wooden table
Harvested amaranth microgreens on a plate and wooden service
Plante on the wooden floor with harvested borage microgreens
Bunch of fresh green microgreens on a white plate with a wooden background
Green microgreens on a white plate with black rim on a wooden surface
White plate with fresh Cat grass on a wooden surface
Purple microgreens on a white plate on a wooden table
Harvested amaranth microgreens on a plate and wooden service
Plante on the wooden floor with harvested borage microgreens
Bunch of fresh green microgreens on a white plate with a wooden background
Green microgreens on a white plate with black rim on a wooden surface

From Killing Plants → Growing Food

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Stop Buying Herbs.
GrowYour Own.

Fresh herbs, greens, and vegetables—ready whenever you need them.

Grow fresh food in 7–10 days
No experience — just add water
Save $20–$40/month on herbs


No soil • No bugs • No dead plants

Start Growing at Home
New to this? Start small with the Grab & Grow Kit

What Do You Want to Grow?

From microgreens in 7 days to full meals at home

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Microgreens
Basil

Herbs
Sorrel

Vegetables
Peppers

Fruits
Marigolds

Flowers

What You Eat Matters

We use professionally tested, high-quality seeds—cleaner, fresher, and better than store-bought produce.

Designed as Furniture
— Not an Appliance

Crafted from durable, recyclable materials to fit beautifully into your home—not hide in it.

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Built and Tested in Chicago

Developed at the Illinois Institute of Technology and refined through real-world use—built to help anyone grow food indoors.

Learn More About Aquager Here

Learn How to Grow
(Even If You Kill Plants)

Simple guides to help you succeed from day one

Grow Your Own Greens Indoors: Beginner Guide for Fresh Food Year-Round

Grow Your Own Greens Indoors: Beginner Guide for Fresh Food Year-Round
Hydroponics vs Soil: Which Is Better for Indoor Growing in 2026?

Hydroponics vs Soil: Which Is Better for Indoor Growing in 2026?
Why Indoor Garden Systems Are Over Engineered (What Plants Actually Need)

Why Indoor Garden Systems Are Over Engineered (What Plants Actually Need)
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Start with Microgreens
— The Easiest First Step

Ready in 7–10 days. No experience needed.

Microgreens vs Sprouts (2026): Which Is Safer & Easier?

Microgreens vs Sprouts (2026): Which Is Safer & Easier?
Microgreens vs Full Plants: Why Beginners Should Start Small

Microgreens vs Full Plants: Why Beginners Should Start Small
Broccoli, radish, kale, mustard, and pea microgreens growing in trays indoors.

How to Grow Microgreens at Home in Less Than 10 Days (2026)
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Start Growing Today

Fresh food at home. No experience needed.

👉 Start Growing at Home 👉 Start with Grab & Grow Kit