Can you use own seeds in Click and grow?

September 10, 2022 Chris Normand

Can you use your own seeds and soil? Yes, but… I have tried growing a few things with both the available fertilized pods and my own soil and seeds had mixed success; I do find Click and Grow’s pods work best of all. And honestly it’s much less messy.

Can I grow anything in Click and grow?

While there is a huge variety of herbs available in the Click & Grow pods, you can also grow pretty much any seed variety when you use the Experimental Grow anything pods. I love the flexibility these pods offer since I like to experiment with different herb varieties and try out new flavors.

How do you grow your own plants in Click and grow?

You just add the seed of your chosen plant into the soil and click the pod into the smart garden like you would with any other Click & Grow plant pod.

How do you make pods for Click and grow?

How to make your own Click & Grow soil Mix

You're going to need: Compost. …
Optional extras: Compost Bin. …
Step 1 – Pour Soil into your Plastic Container. …
Step 2 – Pour Compost into your Plastic Container. …
Step 3 – Add the Soil Bloom (Optional) …
Step 4 – Pour your mixture into a nursery bag. …
Step 5 – Sprinkle your seeds ontop.

How to make your own Click & Grow soil Mix

You're going to need: Compost. …
Optional extras: Compost Bin. …
Step 1 – Pour Soil into your Plastic Container. …
Step 2 – Pour Compost into your Plastic Container. …
Step 3 – Add the Soil Bloom (Optional) …
Step 4 – Pour your mixture into a nursery bag. …
Step 5 – Sprinkle your seeds ontop.

Does Click and Grow need nutrients?

Click & Grow has a unique smart soil created for every plant species. No need to manually add nutrients as they are already added to the Smart Soil.

How can I make my soil smarter?

For your home/flat, simply set aside a container and follow these steps.

Step 1 – Pour Soil into your Plastic Container. …
Step 2 – Pour Compost into your Plastic Container. …
Step 3 – Add the Soil Bloom (Optional) …
Step 4 – Pour your mixture into a nursery bag. …
Step 5 – Sprinkle your seeds ontop.

For your home/flat, simply set aside a container and follow these steps.

Step 1 – Pour Soil into your Plastic Container. …
Step 2 – Pour Compost into your Plastic Container. …
Step 3 – Add the Soil Bloom (Optional) …
Step 4 – Pour your mixture into a nursery bag. …
Step 5 – Sprinkle your seeds ontop.

How do you use smart soil?

[Easy to Use]: Put the seeds you purchased online or offline into the small hole on the smart soils, then insert the pod into the plant basket, fill water tank till Min. water level only once for the first 12 days and plug in.

How do you make smart garden pods?

How to make your own Click & Grow soil Mix

You’re going to need: Compost. …
Optional extras: Compost Bin. …
Step 1 – Pour Soil into your Plastic Container. …
Step 2 – Pour Compost into your Plastic Container. …
Step 3 – Add the Soil Bloom (Optional) …
Step 4 – Pour your mixture into a nursery bag. …
Step 5 – Sprinkle your seeds ontop.

How to make your own Click & Grow soil Mix

You’re going to need: Compost. …
Optional extras: Compost Bin. …
Step 1 – Pour Soil into your Plastic Container. …
Step 2 – Pour Compost into your Plastic Container. …
Step 3 – Add the Soil Bloom (Optional) …
Step 4 – Pour your mixture into a nursery bag. …
Step 5 – Sprinkle your seeds ontop.

Can I use my own seeds in smart garden?

The answer is yes, you could.

What grows best in Click and grow?

The 5 Best Click & Grow Plants for Increasing Your Vitamin Intake

Arugula. Arugula contains micronutrients in small, well balanced amounts. …
Green Chard. Green chard is an underrated yet very valuable salad green. …
Red Chard. Red chard’s vitamin properties are very similar to those of green chard. …
Red Kale. …
Romaine Lettuce.

The 5 Best Click & Grow Plants for Increasing Your Vitamin Intake

Arugula. Arugula contains micronutrients in small, well balanced amounts. …
Green Chard. Green chard is an underrated yet very valuable salad green. …
Red Chard. Red chard’s vitamin properties are very similar to those of green chard. …
Red Kale. …
Romaine Lettuce.

Can I use potting soil in Click and grow?

The answer is yes, you could. Gardening is all about experimenting. Bear in mind, though, that using other types of soil may not lead to the best results!