You might be surprised how simple it is.

FlowGrow is a compact hydroponic tower garden that uses a recirculating water and nutrient system to help plants grow vertically in a surprisingly small space.

Set up your tower, add water, nutrients and seedlings, then simply check the reservoir, top it up when needed and harvest fresh food as it grows.

Right where life happens.

Whether it’s in your kitchen, on a covered deck, or tucked into a sunny corner, FlowGrow fits naturally into home life. Your own vertical garden, wherever there’s room.

  • Assembling a FlowGrow hydroponic tower at home, no tools needed

    Up and growing in 20 minutes

    No tools, no complicated parts. Unbox, fill the reservoir, plug it in.

  • Compact FlowGrow hydroponic tower on castors in a living room, growing fresh herbs

    Moves with you

    Rolls on castors. Moves around as your space changes.

  • Fresh basil and herbs growing in a FlowGrow tower beside a sunny window at home

    A bright spot is all it needs

    A bright spot near a window or a sheltered outdoor area is all you need to get started.

Choose your FlowGrow Tower

Choose a size that suits your space and how much you’d like to grow.

  • "Setting up the tower with my daughter was such a fun thing to do together, and now we love picking fresh greens straight from the tower for our meals."

    Sam B. Read on Google

  • "I honestly didn't expect my 5-year-old to be so invested. Now, checking the tower has become part of our daily routine."

    Jade, Read on Google

What can you grow?

FlowGrow vertical towers are ideal for the plants you reach for often, lettuces, herbs, compact vegetables, strawberries and edible flowers.

Leafy greens and herbs are an easy place to begin, while strawberries, chillies and cherry tomatoes can thrive with stronger light and warmer growing conditions.

  • Leafy greens

    Lettuce, Mesclun, baby spinach, rocket and smaller Asian greens.

  • Herbs

    Basil, parsley, coriander, mint, thyme, oregano, and chives.

  • Fruiting Favourites

    Strawberries, compact chillies, peppers, and tomatoes.

  • Edible Flowers

    Nasturtiums, violas, and other edible flowers suited to container-style

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It starts to feel like part of home.

Pinch basil while dinner’s cooking.
Pick lettuce for lunch.
Snip mint into a glass on a Friday night.

That’s the part we love most.

Meet the people behind FlowGrow