How to Grow Your Own Food at Home with OPCOM Farm

Imagine a world where you never have to brave the busy supermarket again. A new kind of smart home tech that allows you to ditch the grocery store and grow organic vegetables in your home.

Imagine a world where you never have to brave the busy supermarket again. We’re not talking about grocery delivery either, we’re referring to a new kind of smart home tech that allows you to ditch the grocery store and grow organic vegetables in your home.

We discovered this magical method for organic homegrown food came to us at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show, where we spotted the OPCOM Farm grow wall, grow frame and grow box, which allows you to harvest just about anything in your home.

But, it’s not going back to basics, OPCOM Farm takes farming to a new level. With 100% automated, soil-free technology, you can grow more plants in less space. With the grow wall, your plants grow 25% faster, too, so you can be picking fresh veggies in 4-5 weeks. And in case you thought having a smart garden would increase the carbon footprint, think again. OPCOM Farm products actually use 90% less water than traditional plants. We can hear the crunch of fresh homegrown lettuce from here!

If you’re ready to feast on homegrown goods, check out OPCOM Farm products. Share this with all of your friends looking to be healthier at home this year. No green thumb required!

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Victoria Keichinger
Victoria Keichinger

Victoria Keichinger is the Vice President, Brand Marketing for Coldwell Banker Real Estate. When she's not managing national media and advertising for the Coldwell Banker brand at work, she finds herself most at home in Jersey City, NJ with her pre-school crush turned spouse and son. A true Francophile, she loves to travel and will go anywhere there are ski slopes.

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