A system including a plant apparatus for plant growth comprising: an internal volume configured to retain liquid; and an exterior surface having a plurality of indentations that are suitable for retaining seeds therein, wherein the exterior surface is made from a porous material enabling the liquid to seep out from the internal volume to the indentations of the exterior surface, wherein the exterior surface enables proliferation of plants thereacross.

The present invention relates to a device, system and a method associated with the rainwater collection, and specifically with a device that can be assembled in-situ and when inter-connected allows for the collection, storage and distribution of water along conjoined vegetable growing trays that are interconnected mechanically and hydraulically.

A pot system and apparatus comprises an outer shell, an inner vented container configured to fit inside the outer shell, the inner vented container further comprising: a top lip, an upper basket, and a soil chamber, the pot system being configured to prevent root rot, provide air pruning, and to foster bacterial growth and air circulation to passively scrub indoor air.

A pot system and apparatus comprises an outer shell, an inner vented container configured to fit inside the outer shell, the inner vented container further comprising: a top lip, an upper basket, and a soil chamber, the pot system being configured to prevent root rot, provide air pruning, and to foster bacterial growth and air circulation to passively scrub indoor air.

A hydroponic growing system is presented. The system can include multiple growing trays in a vertical arrangement, where a pump supplies the top-most tray and each lower tray is supplied by the overlying tray, and where the plumbing elements for supply and drainage are arranged to one side of the system. The system includes variations to support different crop types within the same system, including removable growing structures for root vegetable, microgreens and supports for vining crops. The system can monitor and adjust the nutrients and other features of the systems water profile to concurrently group multiple crops in differing developing stages.

An apparatus for cultivating plants according to the present disclosure includes a cabinet forming a growing space; a bed configured to be disposed in the cultivation space and provided with a water collection portion for storing water; a light assembly configured to be positioned above the bed and configured to irradiate light to the bed; a pod having an accommodating space and provided with a water-through hole for flowing water stored in the water collection portion thereinto; a medium configured to be disposed in the accommodation space and having a seed insertion groove recessed from the top to the bottom to insert the seeds therein; and a pod cover configured to be coupled to the pod to cover the medium and having a cover hole formed above the seed insertion groove.

An apparatus for cultivating plants according to the present disclosure includes a cabinet forming a growing space; a bed configured to be disposed in the cultivation space and provided with a water collection portion for storing water; a light assembly configured to be positioned above the bed and configured to irradiate light to the bed; a pod having an accommodating space and provided with a water-through hole for flowing water stored in the water collection portion thereinto; a medium configured to be disposed in the accommodation space and having a seed insertion groove recessed from the top to the bottom to insert the seeds therein; and a pod cover configured to be coupled to the pod to cover the medium and having a cover hole formed above the seed insertion groove.

A decorative yet useful watering device, configured to deliver water to plants for adequate irrigation below the soil is described. The device is equipped with at least one spike, configured to be placed in direct contact with the soil, and preferably partially buried. The spike is equipped with assorted holes of varying sizes which are configured to allow water to escape from a cavity disposed within an interior of the spike. A decorative element, disposed in communication with a top of a reservoir is present to disguise the device, while adding character to a garden's aesthetic. The large size of the reservoir ensures that a user need not fill the device frequently to ensure a well-watered garden or flowerbed.