It's not often that you get to help a client launch its line of indoor gardening products! We did just that with OPCOM Farm! OPCOMLink USA announced today its OPCOM Farm indoor gardening systems, which enable anyone to easily grow their favorite vegetables, herbs, sprouts and fruits inside their homes, year-round.
The GrowBox and GrowWall models couple
OPCOM’s soil-free, hydroponic growing technology with proprietary color LED lighting tuned
for optimal plant growth. These next generation indoor gardens enable 25
percent faster growth cycles, and eliminate the challenges of weeding, pests
and weather normally associated with outdoor gardening.
GrowBox, a
tabletop system incorporating four multi-wavelength LED lamps, is able to grow up to 50 plants at a time. GrowWall
offers a space-saving vertical design with advanced LED tubes that support up
to 75 plants displayed on five different levels. Both models use approximately 90
percent less water than traditional outdoor gardening, offering an
environmentally friendly way to grow.
“Our gardening
systems combine advanced lighting, water management, and horticulture know-how,
making it easy and fun to grow produce that is even fresher than farm-to-table;
we call it Farm-on-Table,” said
Rajeev Mishra, Vice President and General Manager of OPCOMLink USA. “Given the
overall concerns around eating safe and healthy fruits and vegetables, OPCOM
Farm offers customers convenient and affordable solutions to personally grow clean
and fresh food the entire year.”
The
GrowBox and GrowWall are priced at $499 and $599 respectively, and are
available on www.OpcomFarm.com and Amazon, right in time for the holiday
season.
“You don’t
have to be a gardener to enjoy our products,” Mishra says. “We are finding a
lot of interest among urban
dwellers, conscious consumers looking for pesticide free and non-GMO produce, and
parents wanting to nurture an interest in their kids for
healthy eating. It’s also a great option for seniors and others who would like
to garden without the physical toll.”
Given their
impressive water conservation and zero carbon footprint, such systems are considered a
highly sustainable way to grow. “Hydroponics is the future of farming and food
production,” Mishra maintains, “and OPCOM is committed to being at the
forefront of this revolution.”
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