Grow fresh herbs in your apartment — no green thumb needed
Sproutiq’s sensor-guided kits tell you exactly when to water and where to place your plants. Just plant, follow the prompts, and harvest.
Indoor growing shouldn’t feel like guesswork
Most apartment residents want fresh herbs at home. Three things stop them.
Plants keep dying
You water too much, too little, or at the wrong time — and find out when it's too late.
Not enough sunlight
Most apartments get inconsistent light, and you can't tell which spot is best for what plant.
No idea where to start
Gardening advice assumes you have a yard, experience, and hours of free time. You don't.
From seed to harvest in three steps
No prior experience. No complicated setup. Just follow the prompts.
Plant
Drop the seed pod into your Sproutiq planter, add water, and place it where you have space. The care guide tells you which herbs suit your light.
Monitor
Built-in sensors track moisture and light levels. When something needs attention, you get a clear prompt — not a confusing dashboard.
Harvest
In a few weeks your herbs are ready to pick. Sproutiq shows you when and how to harvest so the plant keeps producing.
Everything you need to start growing
Each kit arrives ready to plant. No extra shopping, no guesswork about supplies.
Compact planter
Fits countertops, windowsills, and small shelves. Designed for apartments, not greenhouses.
Moisture & light sensors
Built into the planter. They read conditions continuously and turn data into simple prompts.
Starter seed pods
Pre-portioned seeds matched to indoor growing. Basil, mint, parsley, and more — ready to drop in.
Soil pods & nutrients
Everything the seeds need to germinate and grow. No trips to the garden center.
Step-by-step care guide
Setup to harvest, written for beginners. Covers placement, watering, light, and when to pick.
Optional LED grow light
For apartments with limited natural light. Clips onto the planter and runs on a timer.
Pick the kit that fits your space
Start simple or go all-in. Every kit includes the planter, sensors, seeds, and care guide.
Essential Kit
First-time growers & gift buyers
- Compact sensor planter
- Starter seed pods (basil, mint, parsley)
- Soil pods & nutrients
- Local moisture & light indicators
- Step-by-step care guide
Smart Kit
Apartment residents wanting guided care
- Everything in Essential
- Mobile care alerts & reminders
- Personalized plant recommendations
- Seasonal growing suggestions
- Priority support
Grower Bundle
Households growing continuously
- Everything in Smart
- Supports up to 3 kits
- 1 replenishment pack monthly
- Advanced growing insights
- Early access to new seed varieties
Common questions
Everything you might be wondering before you start growing.
Will it fit my apartment?
Yes. The planter is about the size of a shoebox and sits on any countertop, windowsill, or shelf. It was designed specifically for small spaces.
What if I have very little sunlight?
The built-in light sensor tells you whether your current spot gets enough light for your plant. If it doesn't, the optional LED grow light ($19 add-on) fills the gap — it clips right onto the planter.
Do I need any gardening experience?
None at all. The care guide walks you through every step from unboxing to harvest. The sensors handle the monitoring — you just follow the prompts.
What plants can I grow?
The starter kit includes basil, mint, and parsley — all well-suited to indoor growing. The Smart and Grower plans recommend additional varieties matched to your specific light and space.
How do refills work?
When your growing cycle finishes, you can order a replenishment pack ($12 every 2 months) with fresh seeds, soil pods, and nutrients. Grower Bundle subscribers get one pack included monthly.
Is the subscription required?
No. The Essential Kit works entirely on its own with local indicators. The subscription adds mobile alerts, personalized recommendations, and connected care — helpful, but optional.
Your first harvest is closer than you think
Pick a kit, plant your seeds, and let the sensors guide you. Fresh herbs on your countertop in weeks — not months.