Salad Greens Seed Pod Kit with Lettuce and Tomato, Red and Green Leaf, Butter Head, Spinach for Hydroponic Pods, Grow Anything for Hydroponics Growing System Kit, Plant Food and Growing Guide 8-Pod

I think this is a great little starter set for someone looking to start a hydroponics garden. I got the mixed variety of tomatoes and it came with a good amount of plant food to get the little seeds started.

We have a little hydroponics garden that sits on our countertop and these pods fit perfectly! We've already got some sprouts! Can't wait to start seeing some tomatoes and some peppers!

Fits my Ambiano hydroponic garden. Hoping to see growth soon.

This kit arrived promptly and came with everything neatly packaged. Everything was clearly labeled, and other than opening the seeds packets and placing the sponges into your hydroponic setup, it's just grab and go.I must admit that I've not yet grown anything other than flowers in my hydroponic set-ups, so I'm excited to try the wonderful world of veggies! I usually just grow my veggies outside in the garden space, but what with the bug menace and the rain (which is wonderful, but it does hamper the weeding and the planting!), my gardening adventures have dwindled this year. Being able to grow fresh greens and tomatoes year round brings a level of excitement and anticipation that is hard to explain unless you're also a gardener, but I'm ready to begin this new adventure.I will update this review once I've gotten a good indication of how well everything grows.

I like that this kit included everything needed to sprout the seeds provided. The cones expand well and my seeds sprouted in a timely manner. It is a great little kit at a good price.

My order didn’t come with baskets. Luckily I already had some unused.

I have two hydro kits - one AeroGrow and one inbloom unit. The plastic growing medium holders fit the AeroGrow exactly, and are just a hair too big (but still usable) for the inbloom unit. (See photo of one in the inbloom.) The plastic humidity covers they provide are also a bit larger than both the AeroGrow and inbloom, but fit nicely on these new holders and, because they are slightly larger than the other two, will also work on them. The growing medium cones seem to be of some kind of rubber? Not sure, but they definitely don't seem like pressed coconut fiber or anything like that. They do soak up water well.Following the directions for pre-moistening the growing media, the day before yesterday I planted two pods with lettuce seed (provided with the kit) and one with a yellow tomato seed. The lettuce has already germinated. The tomato I don't expect to see for a week or so. So far, so good!I can only give these a "four-star" rating at present because I have not had them in use long enough to discuss their overall performance. So far I'm impressed, though.

Really good mix. I have them all growing in a hydroponics tower and all have sprouted except for the spinach and tomatoes, but I only seeded them roughly a week ago. I'll update of anything changes there. I wish the seeds came in a little easier to reseal, since I wont be planting them all at once. Still a good mix.Edit July 14th:Everything is sprouting with exception of the red tomatoes and spinach in my hydroponic tower. Still hopeful for them.Edit August 5th:Sadly only one more tomato still did not germinate and NONE of the spinach germinated ☹️. I feel bad but I'll have to remove a star. I will say the lettuce is delicious! Pictures are from this update, pods for the spinach are the bottom rung of the tower.