Burger fan
21,50€
Burgers are one of the most beloved foods around the world. They have conquered our taste buds with their combinations of flavors and textures.
With this kit, you’ll grow three of their most popular ingredients: tomatoes, pickles, and lettuce.
Enjoy growing your own ingredients!
The kit includes: 3 biodegradable grow bags, 3 substrate tablets, 1 tomato seed bomb, 1 pickle seed bomb, 1 lettuce seed bomb, and use instructions.
Size: 14,6 x 14,6 x 6,9 cm.
Weight: 210 g.
EAN: 8436601344878
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Place the substrate tablets in a container with water.
Drain the water and insert the substrate into the cultivation bags. Place the bags on a plate.
Partially bury the seed bombs in the substrate.
Keep the soil moist (without flooding) until the seeds begin to germinate. Then, allow to dry between each watering.
Avoid direct sunlight for the first few days; they need brightness and indirect light.
Around the tenth day after sprouting, it's time to place them in their final location. Insert each cultivation bag into the soil of the final pot. Once in the soil, it will degrade quickly, leaving space for the roots.
TOMATO
Ideal for beginner vegetable growers as it is a very easy plant to look after. Choose a very sunny place, as its optimal temperature is 15-20ºC and it doesn’t tolerate frost. Begin by watering often and the first sprouts will appear after a week. Then, water only once or twice a week, as the excess humidity may give rise to fungus. After germination, transplant directly into the ground or into a 20-litre pot, adding natural fertiliser or compost for it to develop correctly.
PICKLE
Sow from April to June outside or from February onwards inside. Keep the soil wet without flooding until germination occurs. Place the young plants away from direct sunlight and transplant directly into the ground or a 20-litre pot. When they reach 15 cm, place in full sunlight, and avoid soaking or drying out the soil. It is a very expansive plant, so it would be a good idea to place it in a net or along a stake so that it grows upwards and takes up less space.
LETTUCE
An annual plant with long shoots and crunchy leaves. Sow in winter-spring. The optimal temperature for germination is 20ºC. Keep the soil wet without flooding, and germination will occur after approximately 5- 10 days. We recommend placing the crop in the fridge for the first two days to activate the seeds. The germination time is approximately 8 days. Once the plants have grown 5-7 leaves, transplant them, one by one, to the ground or a 30 cm pot. They need to be exposed to full sunlight and watered frequently. Fertilise once a month with organic fertiliser. Harvest after 60 days.
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Why isn't it sprouting?
It's likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you're in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.
How to know when the substrate is hydrated?
It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don't be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.
What is the most suitable place to put my kit?
The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.
Do I have to plant indoors?
You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in the kit instructions.
Why aren't my sprouts growing?
Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.
Why is my pot moldy?
The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.
How do I transplant my plants?
Insert each cultivation bag into the soil of the final pot. Once in the soil, it will degrade quickly, leaving space for the roots.
Place the substrate tablets in a container with water.
Drain the water and insert the substrate into the cultivation bags. Place the bags on a plate.
Partially bury the seed bombs in the substrate.
Keep the soil moist (without flooding) until the seeds begin to germinate. Then, allow to dry between each watering.
Avoid direct sunlight for the first few days; they need brightness and indirect light.
Around the tenth day after sprouting, it's time to place them in their final location. Insert each cultivation bag into the soil of the final pot. Once in the soil, it will degrade quickly, leaving space for the roots.
TOMATO
Ideal for beginner vegetable growers as it is a very easy plant to look after. Choose a very sunny place, as its optimal temperature is 15-20ºC and it doesn’t tolerate frost. Begin by watering often and the first sprouts will appear after a week. Then, water only once or twice a week, as the excess humidity may give rise to fungus. After germination, transplant directly into the ground or into a 20-litre pot, adding natural fertiliser or compost for it to develop correctly.
PICKLE
Sow from April to June outside or from February onwards inside. Keep the soil wet without flooding until germination occurs. Place the young plants away from direct sunlight and transplant directly into the ground or a 20-litre pot. When they reach 15 cm, place in full sunlight, and avoid soaking or drying out the soil. It is a very expansive plant, so it would be a good idea to place it in a net or along a stake so that it grows upwards and takes up less space.
LETTUCE
An annual plant with long shoots and crunchy leaves. Sow in winter-spring. The optimal temperature for germination is 20ºC. Keep the soil wet without flooding, and germination will occur after approximately 5- 10 days. We recommend placing the crop in the fridge for the first two days to activate the seeds. The germination time is approximately 8 days. Once the plants have grown 5-7 leaves, transplant them, one by one, to the ground or a 30 cm pot. They need to be exposed to full sunlight and watered frequently. Fertilise once a month with organic fertiliser. Harvest after 60 days.
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Your content goes here. Edit or remove this text inline or in the module Content settings. You can also style every aspect of this content in the module Design settings and even apply custom CSS to this text in the module Advanced settings.
Why isn't it sprouting?
It's likely it is due to insufficient watering. Make sure to keep the substrate consistently moist and water it with an adequate amount of water. If you're in a very dry area with high temperatures, increase the frequency of watering.
How to know when the substrate is hydrated?
It should increase by 4 to 5 times its size, so you’ll notice that it is completely soft and easily crumbles. Don't be impatient; the process can take between 15 and 20 minutes.
What is the most suitable place to put my kit?
The best place to put your pot is in an area with a temperature around 20ºC in your house where there is brightness without direct sunlight. Avoid placing the pot near heating or air conditioning.
Do I have to plant indoors?
You can grow these plants indoors or outdoors. Make sure to cultivate them during their ideal season so that the environmental parameters are appropriate. You can find more information about the germination conditions of each variety in the kit instructions.
Why aren't my sprouts growing?
Plants need space to fully develop; you should carefully separate each sprout and plant them about 10 cm apart from each other.
Why is my pot moldy?
The pot is made from natural fibers, and mold growth is quite normal. However, if there is too much mold, it may indicate excess moisture. Reduce the frequency of watering slightly.
How do I transplant my plants?
Insert each cultivation bag into the soil of the final pot. Once in the soil, it will degrade quickly, leaving space for the roots.
