Urbin

UrBin GrowerTM
(1 unit with amendments)

$39.95 – 1 Container + DVD + Soil Amendments

 

UrBin GrowerTM
(2 units with amendments)

$69.95 – 2 Containers + DVD + Soil Amendments

 
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How the Urbin Grower Works

The UrBin Grower provides endless organic vegetables by facilitating growth through a mixture of the Square Foot Gardening method, all natural soil amendments, and a self-watering reservoir. Simply mix in the amendments with your soil, plant your vegetables, and wait until the roots are long enough to dip into the reservoir. You’ll never have to worry about over or under watering again!

For Continuing Good Health

  • A broad range of 14 essential and trace minerals included
  • Allows you to control the quality of the food you eat!

    • Flexible Raised Bed / Organic Growing System

  • Perfect for Urban Families – Efficient in small spaces of backyards
  • Multipurpose Containers – Portable, adaptable, manageable
  • Watering Plants the Way Nature Intended – Conserves water
  • Trace Minerals – From Volcanic Rock and Glacial Sand

    • Use the UrBin Grower – Anywhere!

  • Doesn’t matter if you have a backyard, balcony or corner
  • Works indoors, on the ground, in the shade, and in the sun!
  • Grow three different vegetables in a single container!

    • Included:

    • Growing container
    • Watering reservoir
    • Soil separator
    • Complete trace mineral kit
    • Coir mulch, chips, and pumice
    • Set of seed trays
    • Instructional DVD & manual

     

    Why are Trace Minerals Important?

    Both plants and animals, including humans, benefit from a regular supply of trace minerals, which are best transferred to the human body through vegetables grown in soil rich in trace minerals.

     

    Today nearly all agriculture land is depleted of trace minerals, due in part to the exclusive use of chemical fertilizers and ground water pollution.

     

    For trace minerals to be quickly absorbed by plants they must be finely ground into rock dust. In technical terms – 75 microns. Because these trace minerals are so finely ground, they react like clay clumping together when any amount of moisture is added.