The timber used to produce our pods comes from FSC certified forests. This means that a sapling is planted for each fallen tree.

Natural wood is an ideal container for growing plants and is 100% ecological, unlike traditional terracotta or plastic pots it has the ability to absorb water and gradually release it into the soil surrounding the roots of your plants.

Plants are sensitive to electrical charges naturally present in our atmosphere as they are to the magnetic fields of the Earth.

Through various devices these energies can be conveyed to plants and their roots. The effects found in the application of these techniques, both on a small and large scale, are: better plant growth, greater amount of nutrients, higher crop yields.

Basalt is notable for its propensity to balance the overall health of the soil.

Compared to volcanic rocks, basalt dissolves relatively quickly and therefore begins releasing nutrients to plants as soon as the roots come into contact with it and continues to do so over time ensuring a constant flow of healthy minerals.

The soil we use for our pod is made of plant and animal residues at all stages of decomposition—lichens and mosses, grasses and leaves, trees, and other vegetative matter, the cells and tissues of soil organisms, and substances synthesised by the soil itself. A proper balance of carbon, nitrogen, water, and oxygen assure the best results for your organic pod plant growth.