Produce'd

Hey all! Greg here from Produce'd. Today I'm sharing a bit about my background and why I built this company.

I grew up in a small town in middle Georgia called Lizella. Dirt roads (on which my parents still live today) and their road is even named after my grandfather because he made the road that leads to their home.

I grew up tending to animals and gardens. I remember my first seed planting experience with my mom as we were planting beans. She gave me a handful of beans and asked me to dig small holes and place one bean in each hole every few steps.

Because I wasn't the best listener as a child (my wife would say even today!), I put A LOT of beans into one hole every few steps instead.

The amazement of seeing a form of life come out of the ground over the next few days changed my world forever!

Since then, I've grown a passion for gardening and plants.

I later became frustrated with not being able to grow my favorite foods year round as they were seasonal, with a host of other things that needed to align in order to have a successful harvest.

After researching and experimenting ways to grow food all year long, I came across vertical hydroponics. This was about 10 years ago and I knew right away that this is what I wanted to do.

My wife lent space in our laundry room to start a home hobby system. I then expanded into a 150sq. ft. back yard shed to now growing commercially in a 2400 sq. ft. climate-controlled warehouse.

This fall, on November 15, we're launching our Grow Blocks. These small-but-mighty systems allow you to grow enough food to feed your family right from your living room. With Grow Blocks we're taking on rising food costs, food access inequality, the environmental impact of produce traveling to get to you, water use, and more.

I hope you'll join us along the journey! Head to the link in our bio to enter to win a free Grow Block system. See you there!

It’s pretty cool to be mentioned in the same article in as other popular indoor hydroponic garden systems on the market. does her thing (as always) with sharing information about the increasing wave of people growing their own food indoors.

Check it out and learn more about the benefits to ourselves, each other, and the planet through indoor hydroponic gardening!

https://bit.let/3eFtNeS

’d