What is it?
Nowadays, more and more people tend to live busy lives in big cities, relying on supermarkets and local farmers for food supply. Meanwhile, those who live simply and grow their food slowly but steadily decrease. What’s more, with the rapid growth of the global population reaching 8 billion, a major food crisis is likely to appear. This is why creating new inventions that help us produce food is essential.
Fortunately, growing a garden indoors is now possible and easily manageable even for busy, preoccupied people such as students and wage earners. ‘QBUX,’ an indoor farming system, is one of the newest urban farming gadgets that could help you grow anything.
Why is it cool?
This uniquely designed planter incorporates self-watering and grow-light technologies. Inspired from a 4,000-year-old self-watering design, it can go up to 10 days without water. Regardless of how busy you are, QBUX’s watering system ensures that your plants have as much water as they need to sustain their health. You won’t risk improperly watering them, no matter how busy you are. Furthermore, it can grow any plant in complete darkness. It has built-in grow lights that can be positioned according to its needs. The LED light system ensures that the plant is successfully grown anywhere in the house.
In addition to all that, QBUX has a long-lasting and affordable design. You can reuse the planter as many times as you want with different plants and seeds. The gadget is fully recyclable and offers an excellent way for anyone to be sustainable and healthy.
Why does it have future growth potential?
The ‘QBUX’ indoor farming system has a low-cost design that makes it accessible. It is a great way for people to learn how to grow their food in an easy and sustainable way. There is no need to think about watering the plant or positioning it in the right spots in order to grow!
Moreover, it offers an excellent way to learn about sustainable practices within food. By growing their own fresh products, people will learn to appreciate food with no fertilizers or pesticides. By producing it at home, there is also no transportation, refrigeration even washing is not required. And certainly, no single-use plastic packaging is involved.
This innovative, USB-powered planter could begin a great sustainable wave for future generations. Imagine a life where you easily grow your fruits, vegetables, and herbs at home, with no pesticides or fertilizers involved, only fresh, healthy ingredients.
Huyen Tran Thanh