Grow beautiful Black Pansy at home with zero effort. No green thumb required! The Click and Grow Smart Garden Black Pansy Plant Pods 3-Pack promises an easy way to cultivate these stunning flowers indoors. But is it worth the investment? Let’s explore the pros, cons and answer some common questions.
Pros
Inspiring: Pansies have been a source of inspiration for many artists over the years, including Georgia O’Keeffe who produced a stunning painting of a Black Pansy in 1926. Grow black pansies in your Smart Garden and bring some fresh beauty to your living space!
Edible: Pansy flowers are edible blooms used as garnishes for drinks, desserts, salad and fruit bowls. They have a mild floral flavor and a velvety texture and lift up your food presentation with bright contrasting color.
Easy: Just insert the plant pods, fill the water tank and plug in your Smart Garden. Works with all Click and Grow Smart Gardens. Sprout in 7-14 days and last up to 12 weeks.
All natural: The seeds are non-GMO and the pods contain no herbicides or pesticides.
Germination guarantee: Click and Grow offers a 100% germination guarantee and will replace any plant pods that don’t sprout for free.
Cons
Cost: At $39 for a 3-pack of pods, it’s a significant investment compared to growing pansies from seed.
Limited supply: The black pansy variety seems to be sold out or unavailable in many regions.
Ongoing costs: You’ll need to continually purchase new pods as the plants only last 12 weeks.
Common Questions
Q: How often do I need to water the pansies?
A: The Smart Garden automatically waters the plants, so you don’t need to worry about watering them yourself.
Q: How much light do the pansies need?
A: The Smart Garden provides the optimal amount of light for the pansies to grow. You can place it anywhere in your home.
Q: Can I grow the pansies outdoors?
A: The Smart Garden is designed for indoor use only. Growing the pansies outdoors would require repotting them into regular soil.
Q: How do I harvest the pansy flowers?
A: You can pick the flowers whenever they bloom. They are edible and can be used to garnish drinks, desserts and salads.