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30 Jul Financial Post Catches Up With Urban Cultivator
Recently, Financial Post spoke to our CEO Tarren Wolfe as a part of a series that FP Entrepreneur is doing about what Dragons’ Den alumni have been doing since signing their respective deals.13 Mar Perfectly Green Recipes for St. Patrick's Day
Everyone knows what St. Patrick’s Day is all about—the drinks. But also what comes with drinks, is how you feel after, and that’s most often not very good. While you might not necessarily be able to prevent the drinks, what you can do is make...17 Feb See What Urban Cultivator Users Are Growing
Day 7 in the @urbancultivator: sunflower, pea, kale and arrugala #WinterGarden #HomeSprouts pic.twitter.com/lUZw4yfCWU — Lea Boyd (@LeaBoyd) February 16, 2015 So much of our success is owed to the people who have supported us. On top of our incredible staff, it’s our customers that make...
01 Aug Learn About… Beet Tops
“Learn About…” is a recurring post where we’ll look at lesser known herbs, greens, etc., and discuss their origin, health benefits, and everything in between! Beet tops, or bull’s blood, are exactly what they sound like—they’re the leafy bits at the top of your beets....
02 Sep Hydroponics for Health and Happiness
Sure, our Urban Cultivators use Hydroponics and Indoor Farming technology to grow plants, but what is Hydroponic farming exactly and how does a Cultivator make it work? The science is not that hard, but it takes a long time to perfect every needed for its...
02 Sep Urban Cultivator Feature #3: “Bending the Air“
The Air Necessities As much as we love and want to take care of our plants, we cannot be the air they breathe. Unlike us, they absorb carbon dioxide to create oxygen, not the other way around! With Indoor Farming, ensuring they are getting the...
02 Sep Urban Cultivator Feature #1: Treating the Water
The Urban Cultivator uses a hydroponics farming system to grow microgreens more efficiently and quickly than regular farming. By using water instead of soil to feed nutrients to a plant’s roots, you actually use less of it than you would with soil. Water makes the nutrients...