LetPot to Debut Networked Indoor Garden on Kickstarter
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The LPH-Home smart garden introduces networked sensors and remote controls to the home growing space.
LetPot has announced the October 1, 2026, launch of the LPH-Home Smart 2-Tier Indoor Garden on Kickstarter, according to reporting from the Financial Post. The device is marketed as a way to simplify home growing through the use of smart controls and networked monitoring.
The system features two independent 6-liter water reservoirs, each equipped with its own EC monitoring. This design allows users to maintain separate nutrient concentrations for different plant varieties, such as peppers on the upper tier and leafy greens on the lower tier. The unit supports up to 32 plants and utilizes a modular bamboo build.
While the system provides growers with information and reminders regarding EC levels, the Financial Post reports that nutrients are not added automatically and remain under the user's control. The LPH-Home is scheduled to go live on the Kickstarter platform at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on its launch date.