LetPot LPH-Max Hydroponics Growing System Kit, 21 Pods APP & WiFi Automatic Controlled Smart Indoor Garden with 36W LED Grow Light, Auto Drip Irrigation Kits, Self-Managed Nurturing & Watering

The LetPot LPH-Max Hydroponics Growing System Kit is an impressive solution for anyone looking to grow plants indoors with minimal effort. The 21-pod system allows for a variety of herbs, vegetables, or flowers to be grown simultaneously, making it ideal for home gardeners or anyone with limited outdoor space. The setup was easy, and the sleek design fits nicely into any indoor space. One of the standout features is the app and WiFi connectivity, which automatically controls the system's watering and lighting schedules. The 36W LED grow light provides optimal conditions for plant growth, ensuring that everything from leafy greens to flowers flourishes even in low light. The automatic drip irrigation system takes the guesswork out of watering, and the self-managed nurturing system is a huge time-saver. The app is user-friendly, allowing me to monitor and adjust settings from anywhere. I especially love that it sends reminders and tips on plant care. Overall, the LetPot LPH-Max makes indoor gardening easy and efficient, and the results have been fantastic. It's perfect for both beginners and experienced gardeners looking to simplify their routine. Highly recommended!

First-time with hydroponics over here: Intimidating to open and start but actually very simple to set up and mostly hands free since initial setup. The pump is very very quiet and can only hear if standing with ears right next to the unit. Lights are not any more intrusive than a lamp, in my opinion. Started with bare root Albion strawberry plants and micro variety tomato plant seeds. 17 growing days in and this is an absolute delight. Healthiest plants I’ve ever grown. We’ll see how they do at maturity. I did not setup the auto water adding hose or the phone app. My children mostly run this and did not want them to have to use a phone to operate it. We’ve only added water once so far, at the 14 day mark.

I was really excited to get this, but running into issues early on 1.) For the new 21 plant model, the water hose is very difficult to get on the inlet. The bracket does not match up and I had to use pliers. 2.) I was hoping this was going to be fully automated given the reservoir and water pump, but you have to manually add nutrients every refill, so it kind of feels like I just paid $500 for 2 really nice grow lights (I bought 2)… there should be a way for this to slowly dissolve the nutrients 3.) my letpot did not come with enough stickers and they only give you enough covers, brackets and soil pods for the first grow, so it’s going to be a constant repurchasing of materials. You also have to buy the A and B nutrients early on, as they only give you enough for 2 feedings (two max water fills), which is ridiculous. 4.) it would be great if this could keep water and roots at like 70 degrees so I could keep these by the windows in the winter. Just a small heating element would work, it would probably jack the price up. 5.) PH balance in the future. Another price jack, but it would be worth it. I will say the app is easy to use. You can swap plants around and track them and the setup is very straight forward. I plan on coming up with some type of cover to keep any aphids out, but worried the plants won’t get enough air flow, or the light will burn any net material, but we’ll see. Will update in a few weeks. Update: I’m now 1 week into my LetPot. I bought two of the 21 pods. Both sets only had 20 light cover stickers, so I’m assuming this is the case for all of them. Was hoping this was going to be a set it and forget it, but this is more manual than I thought. After 7 days, there’s promising growth, however, my container already has algae growth and the water is green. Not sure why they put 100 holes on the top of the platform, because the light is feeding the algae. The system says cleaning is needed every 2-6 weeks and I used filtered water from the fridge. Every time you clean you need to replace the nutrients and the nutrients provided only come with two feedings, so this is going to be an expensive upkeep if I have to replace the water weekly. Pump does not seem to help the filtering at all. I reached out to support for more stickers and an extra hose, as one of mine is bent and constricting water flow as a result of packaging. Support wanted me to complete this whole checklist process, so I just accepted this as a loss and used one of the stickers from my other kit, as I’m only using the 2 larger plant platforms for Roma tomatoes.

I have been known to have a black thumb. I have killed silk plants. (true story). I still wanted to try to grow tomatoes and herbs, so I decided to give this a try. It has changed everything. In just 17 days I am growing instead of killing. No harvest yet, but if I can get this much to grow in such a short time, I have faith it is going to give me a great harvest. It is very simple to set up and use, and I love the fact you can connect it to a tank of water. I bought a 5-gallon jug of water and put the tube into that. It is just great. Update—I still love this growing system, but if you are going to grow anything bigger than herbs that need real support, do not count on the plastic support rods. They are no match for my Tiny Tim tomatoes. I ended up getting these metal stakes to help support them, and they really work. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D9MKW65K?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

I’m obsessed with my LetPot LPH-Max Hydroponics Growing System from Amazon! It was so easy to set up, with everything included—sponges, baskets, and nutrients. The 12-pod system is ideal for growing fresh, pesticide-free collard greens for my bearded dragon, Sunny, since store-bought ones can have chemicals. The 7.5L tank only needs a refill every few weeks, making it incredibly low-maintenance. The 24W LED grow light is fantastic—my collards sprouted in just days and are thriving! The LetPot app lets me tweak light schedules and check water levels effortlessly, which is great for my busy household. The sleek design looks sharp in my kitchen, too. No issues whatsoever—this system makes growing safe, healthy greens for my pet a breeze. The LPH-Max is a must for anyone wanting fresh, clean produce with zero hassle. I’m thrilled and highly recommend it! Five stars!

I’m genuinely impressed with the LetPot LPH-Max Hydroponics Growing System. If you’ve ever struggled to keep plants alive (or just want something low-maintenance), this makes growing herbs and greens almost effortless. The setup was quick and beginner-friendly, and the 21-pod capacity is amazing—you can grow a nice variety all at once without feeling cramped. What really stands out is the smart app and WiFi control. Being able to monitor water levels, adjust lighting, and track growth right from my phone makes it feel like a “set it and forget it” system, but in a good way. The 36W LED grow light is strong and adjustable, and you can actually see a difference in how quickly things sprout and grow. Everything comes in bright and healthy. The auto drip irrigation system keeps the plants perfectly watered without any guesswork, which takes all the stress out of it. I also love how clean and organized it looks—it’s not bulky or messy like traditional gardening, and it fits nicely indoors. It’s been fun watching everything grow daily, and honestly, it’s kind of addictive checking in on the progress. If you want fresh herbs, veggies, or just a really satisfying indoor hobby without a lot of effort, this is 100% worth it. Great for beginners and plant lovers alike.

I think this will work out fine for me, but the installation was aggravating. The filler tube for water comes wrapped in a small tight bundle which kinks the tube and makes it recoil so getting it to stay on the bottom of the reservoir is a pain. Also the way it connects to the tank is very hard to get it on because the holder and tune connection are not aligned. Installation complete added notes. The waterlevel detector didn't work so my system kept shutting down. Information provided was open the small black box and see if the level float is free. Well, there is no picture showing which of the two boxes holds the float valve, there is no video or instruction on how to open it and asking for chat help gets you a We will respond in 72 hours response. I finally gambled and forced a lid off the top. There is a filter at the bottom of these two stacked tubes. It was twice as big as it needed to be and pushed back against the float not allowing it to move. Flaoted fine when you took the piece out, malfunctioned when you put it back in. Finally I trimmed the filter material down, let it fill halfway on auto, put the filter back in and it filled. You only get 21 sponges and cages. I like the extra piece just in case. One of the cages had a missing tine on top but it will work just fine. The little covers for germination had an extra on so 22. They are all stacked together and very difficult to separate one from the rest. Once I had the unit on line and the app connected it was easy to make it doo what I wanted. The buttons on the front are too confusing, though. They dim out, and which you can or not do is hard to tell. You can't make it go back to manual without the app. This is all fine but the device disconnected quickly and then would not reconnect until I closed the app and reopened it. Once I got it filled I got a message it was low on additives for fertilizing. I don't know if that should happen or if it happened because the auto fill kept failing and it added too much. Guess we will see. Installation complete later notes. Response on issue with flat was next day and came with pics showing where and how to resolve. Since completion, the reconnect to the unit remotely or locally has been steady and quick. The app works quite well so the front display issues are diminished. Alerts are easy to find with in app explanations. The pod setup is a nice touch. Takes little time to set up so you know where you put that damned Bail and if the one over there is Cilantro or flat leaf parsley. I raised the rating to 4. It might go higher when germination and growth are evident. Feeling pretty good about this now.

The product came defective. After plugging it in, nothing powered on aside from the light. The screen would not turn on. I was told to “reset the unit” by unplugging it from the wall and the back of the unit, and to wait for 10 minutes. After doing as instructed, the device still did not turn on. In the instructions it says after plugging it in, you will hear a loud beep and this could be silenced by pressing any button, but there was no beep as well when the device was plugged in. I tried pressing the power button, and holding the power button, but still nothing. Very disappointed! Paying over $240 dollars for a product that won’t turn on is very upsetting. Do not waste your time or money on this product. I was so happy to get started and now I’m out of a functional product and $250+ dollars all in the same day the product arrived. I am not happy!

Ik had er hoge verwachtingen van en was al een hele tijd enthousiast aan het vertellen over mijn plannen met dit kweeksysteem aan mijn collega’s. Uiteindelijk besteld en toen kwam deze kapot aan, omdat deze het vervoer niet heeft overleefd. Jammer! Ik durf het nu niet meer aan.

I just love this, the set up was super easy, the support is fantastic and fast, the app works really well and is suitable for growing things even for someone like me who can kill a plant just by looking at it lol

With AeroGarden shutting down its business on January 1st I needed to find replacement. That replacement is LetPot and the Lawton Max 21 pod hydroponic garden. It’s so much better than AeroGarden as it has so many more functions and features. My favourite is automatic mode, which allows an external reservoir to keep the water levels full and the nutrient reservoir add the correct amount of nutrients as needed. This is a game changer here when you go on vacation or away for periods of time. It becomes set and forget! Also, the greater capacity for pods, which I may say are also compatible with my AeroGarden pods, I can grow more in one footprint. So you’re looking for hydroponic garden or replacement to your AeroGarden you don’t have to look any further LetPot Max is the one!

Cette machine est parfaitement adaptée pour le début des semis au jardin, j'ai toujours eu des problèmes à faire grandir mes semis en terre et avec ce produit, depuis 2 ans je commence mes semis avec ce produit pour garnir le jardin extérieur et le résultat est incroyable. Par contre les étapes de transfert sont plus méticuleuse mais avec un bon contrôle du transfert, j'ai un jardin fourni et productif. A faire attention, le nettoyage est primordial entre les saisons, je passe plus d'une heure à bien désinfecter tout les compartiments, la pompe et le reservoir de nutriments, ce qui est quand même une importante tâche pour éviter toute contamination pour les prochains plants à venir. Précision, cette machine doit seulement être utilisée avec de l'eau distillée pour éviter les algues et la prolifération de moustiques (ne pas utiliser n'importe quelle eau). J'ai regardé quelques vidéos YouTube pour avoir ce détail. De plus, avec l'application de cellulaire, je peux voyager des jours et contrôler à distance la quantité d'eau et le transfert de nutriments au besoin. Je recommande ce produit à tout les jardinier en herbes qui aspirent à avoir un jardin bien fournis. L'évolution est la !

I wanted to throw this piece of trash across the room and set it on fire. I don’t even want my $300 back - I want to watch this thing go up in flames. First off; does every item I own have to have its own app now? This is absurd, it’s for growing lettuce, you don’t need onto my wifi network. You need to notify me when the water’s low? How about a flashing light? I bought it for my mum who isn’t about to download a smartphone app to grow some lettuce in her house - so we tried to set it up in Automatic mode. Which requires you to get a 20L drum of water to run a hose to. Fine. We do this. However - the machine keeps defaulting back to Manual Mode and flooding itself, the seeds, and the fertilizer chamber with water. Water all over the place, plastic cages popping out, seeds everywhere, fertilizer completely watered down, it just keeps pumping long past the max line. Your screen looks fancy but is not functional, feels fragile and is challenging to understand. Your manual is missing imperative information. I feel like I got tricked into buying the prototype of something. Not planning to continue to use the device, I hate it.