ブランド | iDOO |
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製品型番 | EU-ID-IG301-B |
製品サイズ | 35 x 30.7 x 22.5 cm; 1.8 kg |
色 | ブラック |
表札の名字 | 水耕栽培キット |
材質 | プラスチック |
ワット数 | 23 W |
入数 | 1 |
光源 | LED |
レーザークラス | 自動水循環 |
電池付属 | いいえ |
商品の重量 | 1.8 Kilograms |
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材質 | プラスチック |
色 | ブラック |
特徴 | 自動水循環 |
スタイル | 水耕栽培キット |
プランターの形状 | 飾り鉢 |
この商品について
- ・【太陽の光に近いLEDライト】23ワットの「太陽光」に近いライトを搭載。どんな天候の日でも室内で植物の光合成を促せる、家庭菜園にぴったりの水耕栽培キットです。
- ・【自動で空気と水を循環】ライトパネルに搭載されたファンと、バスケット内のポンプが自動でオンオフを繰り返します。空気が循環することで受粉確率が高まり、水中の酸素量を増やします。低ノイズなので、寝室に設置しても安心です。
- ・【野菜モードと果物モード】植物や葉もの野菜を育てる「野菜モード」と、トマトなどの実をつける野菜や果物に最適な「果物モード」の2種類の栽培モードを搭載。
- ・【生物由来の泥炭スポンジ】野菜や果物に栄養分を吸収させるのに効果的な「泥炭スポンジ」を採用。同時に最大12株まで栽培でき、育苗キットとしても活用できます。
- ・【10時間消灯タイマー/シェードの高さ調整】LEDライトを10時間消灯できるタイマー付き。10時間後に自動でオンになるのでライトのつけ忘れを防げます。またランプシェードの高さも自由自在。最大38cmまで伸ばすことができ、植物の成長に合わせて調整できます。
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ブランド紹介
イドー: アメリカカリフォルニア生まれの総合ホームブランド
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iDOOは2015年にアメリカ西海岸のカリフォルニアにて創立された総合ヘルスケアブランド『RENPHO』のサブブランドです。iDOOはホームをテーマに製品を提供しているグローバルブランドです。iDOO/RENPHOには数多くの商品ラインナップがあり、iDOO水耕栽培キットやエアーベッドはもちろんのこと、アプリ連動を通してスマートに健康管理が可能な製品が人気を博しています。
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iDOO/RENPHOの製品は、研究開発チームが細心の注意を払って開発しております。そのため、完成品の品質には誇りと自信を持っております。グローバルで1600万人以上のお客様にご利用いただいているブランドです。
*2022年11月データ。
商品の説明
商品仕様
サイズ:35ⅹ26ⅹ24.5cm, 水タンク容量:4L, ノイズ:<40dB, LEDランプ:23W, 定格電力:36W, 栽培数:12株, 重さ:1.8KG
注意:植物の成長過程では、栄養液が不可欠です。(栄養液はご自身で購入する必要があります。)植栽の種類に応じて適切な栄養液を購入し、指示に従って、適度に追加してください。
育てられる種:サラダ菜、サニーレタス、バジル、クレソン、トマト、ケール、唐辛子、エンダイブ、ペパーミント等々。
【自動水循環システム】
自動水循環システムを搭載しており、水中の空気量を増やすことができます。ポンプは自動的にオン/オフになります。ポンプがオンになった後、30分間作動/30分間停止を繰り返します。ポンプの稼働音は静かで、寝室に置いても気になりません。
【ファン搭載】
水耕栽培キットのライトパネルにファンを搭載しました。空気の通りを良くし、植物の受粉効果を高めることができます。ファンは30分間作動/ 30分間停止のサイクルで作動します。
【高性能植物育成ライト】
植物の種類によって2つのLEDライトモードを設定しました。LEDライトの色は赤/青/白ランプがあります。花/果物モードは赤/白のLEDライトを照らします。野菜モードは、赤/白/青のLEDライトを照らします。
【インテリアとしても最適】
本体が白/黒とお部屋に合わせやすい色であり、植物の緑は視覚疲労緩和効果があり、インテリアとしてもおすすめです。また、搭載LEDライトの鮮やかな色合いは、夜の間は艶やかな雰囲気を演出します。
【同時に12株の野菜を栽培】
この水耕栽培キットには、12個の発芽キットがあり、同時に最 大12株の野菜栽培が可能です。高級スポンジを採用しており、野菜に栄養分を吸収させて成長させる場所を与えています。また、植物の栽培に関しては、栄養水の方が土よりも成長速度が速いです。
【独立した給水口と排水口】
独立した給水口と排水口があるため、水と栄養液を追加する際や排水時に大変便利です。植物の成長過程では、栄養液が不可欠です(栄養液はご自身で購入する必要があります)。
【可視化設計】
水耕栽培キットは確認しやすいデザインで、いつでも箱の中の水の状況が見えるため、植物がよりよく生長するように、適時に水を追加してください。また、ヒント機能があり、ポンプ音が大きい場合、水位が1.5Lを下回ったことを意味します。この場合は、水を追加してください。
【ゴム栓付きでお手入れ簡単】
栽培キットのお掃除は週に1度ペースをおすすめします。掃除する際はゴム栓を抜くことで、水が排出できますので簡単にお手入れができます。
水耕栽培キット比較表
栽培キット備品 7個の発芽キット | 栽培キット備品 12個の発芽キット | 栽培キット備品 60個のスポンジ | 栽培キット備品 サボテン カバー20個 | 栽培キット備品 サポートロッド 20本 | |
カスタマーレビュー
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5つ星のうち3.7
17
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5つ星のうち3.7
23
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5つ星のうち4.9
9
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5つ星のうち3.5
2
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5つ星のうち3.5
4
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価格
| — | ¥2,999¥2,999 | ¥4,980¥4,980 | — | ¥1,999¥1,999 |
対応発芽キット 1
| 7個の発芽キット(IG201) | 6個の発芽キット / 8個の発芽キット | 6個の発芽キット / 8個の発芽キット | 6個の発芽キット / 7個の発芽キット / 8個の発芽キット | 6個の発芽キット / 7個の発芽キット / 8個の発芽キット |
対応発芽キット 2
| - | 12個の発芽キット / 20個の発芽キット | 12個の発芽キット / 20個の発芽キット | 12個の発芽キット / 20個の発芽キット | 12個の発芽キット / 20個の発芽キット |
スポンジ
| 14 | 12 | 60 | - | - |
バスケット
| 7 | 12 | - | - | - |
タグ
| - | 12 | - | - | - |
プラスチックハット
| 7 | 12 | - | - | - |
カバー
| - | 6 | - | サボテンカバー × 20 | - |
ロッド
| - | - | - | - | ロッド×20 |
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ASIN | B08DLMRKHM |
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おすすめ度 |
5つ星のうち4.2 |
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Amazon.co.jp での取り扱い開始日 | 2020/11/7 |
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上位レビュー、対象国: 日本
レビューのフィルタリング中に問題が発生しました。後でもう一度試してください。
毎週日曜日に収穫し、サラダに使っています。
安価な栽培キットを買ったりもしたけど、作りに雑さを感じたり光量に不足を感じたりしてます。
商品自体は簡素な物なので、現物を見るとやや割高感を感じるのですが、一体型の水耕栽培キットでは、現状これ一択です。
安価な栽培キットを買ったりもしたけど、作りに雑さを感じたり光量に不足を感じたりしてます。
商品自体は簡素な物なので、現物を見るとやや割高感を感じるのですが、一体型の水耕栽培キットでは、現状これ一択です。
しかし、自宅で好きな野菜を種から愛でつつ育てることに意義があるのです。
剪定などの手間や、スポンジ代・電気代・肥料代などランニングコストも掛かりますが、虫害とは無縁で無農薬の野菜が作れます。背が高くなる作物は向いていないです。それでも収穫してすぐに食べられることがちょっとしたレクレーションになっていいですね。
こちらの商品を購入させて頂きました。
最初は サラダ菜から始め 物足りず
イチゴやトマトの種を購入し
苗を作ってへ 土に植え替えて
育てています!
購入して良かったです(>ᴗ<)
これからどこまで大きくなるか楽しみです
ただ一つ、電気がピンク色なのが‥
他の国からのトップレビュー
Aug 31 - so far performing as per advertised. Grow lights, fan and pump working as intended and turning on and off as per the “vegetable” cycle with no added action on my part. All my seeds have sprouted, although I did replace one that was in mid-sprout with another seed due to plant preference. Some of the leafy greens are growing pretty fast compared to my pepper and tomato plant but that was to be expected. I did notice some greenish tinge to at the top of some sponges, so not sure if it was normal in this type of medium & hydroponics, but i simply lightly scraped it off. Problem solved! The roots on the plants are pretty healthy and the leaves very green. Excited to see them all keep growing and hopefully produce come winter time. I did hear the pump grow a bit louder at some point which was quickly resolved by topping off the water as per instructions. New pics posted to compare from Aug 14 when I started the seeds to now.
Sept 11- Plants are doing really well, I had to increase the height of the grow light as my dwarf okra seems to have a mind of it’s own and have grown a lot taller in less than a month’s time. It also looks as if it’s starting to grow what look like okra pods or flowers pods??? (Don’t know. It’ shaped like a baby okra lol). Comparatively, the same type seed I grew outside during the summer had grown so slowly taking so many month’s to mature (could have been my soil). To take care of the small algae issue, I’m experimenting on these black circular plastic things I made from recycled Chinese take out containers to see if blocking the light out from the growing medium will take care of the problem. Maybe I could have used a black garbage bag to cut from but I was feeling crafty today. ;)
Sept 12- got a response from iDOO rep today that what I’ve done to prevent that algae formation in the pod is what they recommend too, and that it is not harmful to the plant. Thanks for the quick response to my inquiry!
Sept 25 - I didn’t anticipate maturity of my mini bell pepper plant would be a lot faster than if I planted in soil. Maturity should be 4-5 mos. I started it on Aug 14 and as of Sept 24, I already see little buds that will become flower. I’d like to promote it my changing my settings to “Flowers & Fruits” instead of “vegetables” setting, unfortunately, that might encourage my other leafy greens to start to flower, which I don’t want since I’m still harvesting their leaves and encouraging them to keep making more, or setting change might stunt the growth of newly started pods or plants that have a slower maturity date (Example: Thai Chili - 100 days, or 80 days for eggplant; Tatsoi 45 days, Iceberg Lettuce 50-90 days). Nothing against the unit. It works awesome. The only thing is, for a first time user of a 1 hydroponic unit owner, one has to really think about the type of seeds you intend to plant, consider maturity date (considering it might be speeded up in hydroponics). From trying a mix of peppers, tomatoes, herbs, leafy greens with varying maturity dates and harvest dates, I’m losing out on using full functionality of the 2 settings - “Vegetable” & “Flowers & Fruits”. It’s just something to consider for those that are thinking of only ever owning 1 hydroponic unit. Therein lies the challenge, and if you’re like me that can’t stop at just trying out herbs. The other thing to consider is how high you can extend the grow light to accommodate plant growth. I knew at the time of purchase to take it into my seed considerations, so I had only planted “mini”, “dwarf” type of seeds, or greens that won’t grow taller than the lights. (Pic posted of growing plants with grow light extended to max height for reference).
Sept 28 - some plants have reached the height of the growlight to its max extension. As the plants do not seem to mind staying in it, I trimmed some top leaves to keep the plant growing under the grow light. The dwarf okra kind of got wilty and the buds never produced flower or veggie. It fell off. To save it, I moved to soil and it seemed it perked right back up. Conclusion: This unit seems to sprout anything. However, it’s still part of seed consideration, to look at the nature of the plant. Experimenting with seeds should be considered to know what works and what does not. Some plants seem to not mind hydro in germination and infancy stage, but need to be transplanted to soil at maturity. Some plants don’t mind staying in it getting free nutrients all through out. Hopefully it keeps to it’s healthy status and start producing flowers so I can pollinate it. I’m excited to see flowers and more buds soon. Especially the peppers. For the leafy greens, now I know how much space it requires and can plan ahead with spacers. I wish iDOO sold spacers. Will have to search for one that fits these holes.
Nov 29 - new pics posted. I had to move the bigger plants that just kept on growing into bigger hydroponics unit (same brand, taller growlight, no pump). Started new seeds just to test some more. Using same type of seed, the unit with pump to circulate water and nutes, germinated faster compared to the unit without. Once the poor seed got moved to one with circulating pump, it germinated quickly. All 3 Fushimi test seeds are growing with varying maturity rates. Ofcourse, the one that was started from another unit is not the same height or maturity and behind (pic posted to compare). I also tested the fresh (i say “fresh” loosely) herb cuttings from the grocery store. Trimmed the leaves in the bottom, stuck it in the medium around Sept. I also did the same for Sage and Rosemary. The thyme seem to have done really nicely (pic posted), but the same can’t be said for Sage and Rosemary. It preserved it for longer but eventually died. No new growth whereas Thyme seem to have thrived. Will continue to test other seeds/herbs when opportunity exists.
I’ve bought another similar unit to separate leafy greens from peppers or tomatoes etc. Things that just have varying height requirements just simply don’t work in the same unit. Herbs may work together with leafy greens if height is considered and how far the growlight can be to other plants once extended. Or…. Just simply move the plants once they’re more stable to another medium.
Feb 23, 2022 - more pics posted, herbs, new set of leafy greens. Previous greens already harvested or eaten.
March 20, 2022 - so my herbs continue to grow, to the point of growing past the grow light which has caused constant pruning on my end. Specifically (Mint, Dill, Curley Parsley, Tarragon, Sweet Basil, Thai Basil). I’ve finally filled in the last spot with peppermint so my unit is full. I did sprout it in a different unit that had a closer grow light and then moved it into it’ permanent unit. I hope it makes it fighting “nutes” with the bigger herbs. The Oregano, Thyme and Rosemary have not required pruning so far. I was hearing some whirring noise a week ago and I thought something was wrong with the fan. Actually there was… the “Sage” had grown so high that it’s leaves started to go through the fan slats. Lol! Had to prune again practically every other day or every 3rd day. It’s probably best to dry these herbs then crush them. However, what I did was froze them in ziplock bag. Will they be any good? So far I’ve used the Frozen Thai Basil in a stew, it wan’t as great as fresh but you could still taste it Thai Basil was included. The reality is I get a kick out of growing things. The herbs produce leaves faster than I can consume them, so I’ll freeze them (to test out how long they’ll be okay to use), and not dry them, as frozen is the closest to fresh herbs. I was able to even propagate more Thai Basil, snipping from original plant in iDOO, putting in water until they grew roots, and gifting them to someone who loves Vietnamese Pho soup. Now he’ll have his own Thai Basil to take care of and he can stop “eyeballing” my herb. Lol. (Pic posted of Thai Basil as of today)
May 2022 - my Thai Basil’s flower had dried up. I cut the dried flowers out and crushed them on a paper towel and inside the little dried pods were the black seeds that I would normally purchase. Now I won’t need to. I can harvest my own. (Can’t post a pic. I’ve reached the max allowable pics to put). Lol.
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Aug 31 - so far performing as per advertised. Grow lights, fan and pump working as intended and turning on and off as per the “vegetable” cycle with no added action on my part. All my seeds have sprouted, although I did replace one that was in mid-sprout with another seed due to plant preference. Some of the leafy greens are growing pretty fast compared to my pepper and tomato plant but that was to be expected. I did notice some greenish tinge to at the top of some sponges, so not sure if it was normal in this type of medium & hydroponics, but i simply lightly scraped it off. Problem solved! The roots on the plants are pretty healthy and the leaves very green. Excited to see them all keep growing and hopefully produce come winter time. I did hear the pump grow a bit louder at some point which was quickly resolved by topping off the water as per instructions. New pics posted to compare from Aug 14 when I started the seeds to now.
Sept 11- Plants are doing really well, I had to increase the height of the grow light as my dwarf okra seems to have a mind of it’s own and have grown a lot taller in less than a month’s time. It also looks as if it’s starting to grow what look like okra pods or flowers pods??? (Don’t know. It’ shaped like a baby okra lol). Comparatively, the same type seed I grew outside during the summer had grown so slowly taking so many month’s to mature (could have been my soil). To take care of the small algae issue, I’m experimenting on these black circular plastic things I made from recycled Chinese take out containers to see if blocking the light out from the growing medium will take care of the problem. Maybe I could have used a black garbage bag to cut from but I was feeling crafty today. ;)
Sept 12- got a response from iDOO rep today that what I’ve done to prevent that algae formation in the pod is what they recommend too, and that it is not harmful to the plant. Thanks for the quick response to my inquiry!
Sept 25 - I didn’t anticipate maturity of my mini bell pepper plant would be a lot faster than if I planted in soil. Maturity should be 4-5 mos. I started it on Aug 14 and as of Sept 24, I already see little buds that will become flower. I’d like to promote it my changing my settings to “Flowers & Fruits” instead of “vegetables” setting, unfortunately, that might encourage my other leafy greens to start to flower, which I don’t want since I’m still harvesting their leaves and encouraging them to keep making more, or setting change might stunt the growth of newly started pods or plants that have a slower maturity date (Example: Thai Chili - 100 days, or 80 days for eggplant; Tatsoi 45 days, Iceberg Lettuce 50-90 days). Nothing against the unit. It works awesome. The only thing is, for a first time user of a 1 hydroponic unit owner, one has to really think about the type of seeds you intend to plant, consider maturity date (considering it might be speeded up in hydroponics). From trying a mix of peppers, tomatoes, herbs, leafy greens with varying maturity dates and harvest dates, I’m losing out on using full functionality of the 2 settings - “Vegetable” & “Flowers & Fruits”. It’s just something to consider for those that are thinking of only ever owning 1 hydroponic unit. Therein lies the challenge, and if you’re like me that can’t stop at just trying out herbs. The other thing to consider is how high you can extend the grow light to accommodate plant growth. I knew at the time of purchase to take it into my seed considerations, so I had only planted “mini”, “dwarf” type of seeds, or greens that won’t grow taller than the lights. (Pic posted of growing plants with grow light extended to max height for reference).
Sept 28 - some plants have reached the height of the growlight to its max extension. As the plants do not seem to mind staying in it, I trimmed some top leaves to keep the plant growing under the grow light. The dwarf okra kind of got wilty and the buds never produced flower or veggie. It fell off. To save it, I moved to soil and it seemed it perked right back up. Conclusion: This unit seems to sprout anything. However, it’s still part of seed consideration, to look at the nature of the plant. Experimenting with seeds should be considered to know what works and what does not. Some plants seem to not mind hydro in germination and infancy stage, but need to be transplanted to soil at maturity. Some plants don’t mind staying in it getting free nutrients all through out. Hopefully it keeps to it’s healthy status and start producing flowers so I can pollinate it. I’m excited to see flowers and more buds soon. Especially the peppers. For the leafy greens, now I know how much space it requires and can plan ahead with spacers. I wish iDOO sold spacers. Will have to search for one that fits these holes.
Nov 29 - new pics posted. I had to move the bigger plants that just kept on growing into bigger hydroponics unit (same brand, taller growlight, no pump). Started new seeds just to test some more. Using same type of seed, the unit with pump to circulate water and nutes, germinated faster compared to the unit without. Once the poor seed got moved to one with circulating pump, it germinated quickly. All 3 Fushimi test seeds are growing with varying maturity rates. Ofcourse, the one that was started from another unit is not the same height or maturity and behind (pic posted to compare). I also tested the fresh (i say “fresh” loosely) herb cuttings from the grocery store. Trimmed the leaves in the bottom, stuck it in the medium around Sept. I also did the same for Sage and Rosemary. The thyme seem to have done really nicely (pic posted), but the same can’t be said for Sage and Rosemary. It preserved it for longer but eventually died. No new growth whereas Thyme seem to have thrived. Will continue to test other seeds/herbs when opportunity exists.
I’ve bought another similar unit to separate leafy greens from peppers or tomatoes etc. Things that just have varying height requirements just simply don’t work in the same unit. Herbs may work together with leafy greens if height is considered and how far the growlight can be to other plants once extended. Or…. Just simply move the plants once they’re more stable to another medium.
Feb 23, 2022 - more pics posted, herbs, new set of leafy greens. Previous greens already harvested or eaten.
March 20, 2022 - so my herbs continue to grow, to the point of growing past the grow light which has caused constant pruning on my end. Specifically (Mint, Dill, Curley Parsley, Tarragon, Sweet Basil, Thai Basil). I’ve finally filled in the last spot with peppermint so my unit is full. I did sprout it in a different unit that had a closer grow light and then moved it into it’ permanent unit. I hope it makes it fighting “nutes” with the bigger herbs. The Oregano, Thyme and Rosemary have not required pruning so far. I was hearing some whirring noise a week ago and I thought something was wrong with the fan. Actually there was… the “Sage” had grown so high that it’s leaves started to go through the fan slats. Lol! Had to prune again practically every other day or every 3rd day. It’s probably best to dry these herbs then crush them. However, what I did was froze them in ziplock bag. Will they be any good? So far I’ve used the Frozen Thai Basil in a stew, it wan’t as great as fresh but you could still taste it Thai Basil was included. The reality is I get a kick out of growing things. The herbs produce leaves faster than I can consume them, so I’ll freeze them (to test out how long they’ll be okay to use), and not dry them, as frozen is the closest to fresh herbs. I was able to even propagate more Thai Basil, snipping from original plant in iDOO, putting in water until they grew roots, and gifting them to someone who loves Vietnamese Pho soup. Now he’ll have his own Thai Basil to take care of and he can stop “eyeballing” my herb. Lol. (Pic posted of Thai Basil as of today)
May 2022 - my Thai Basil’s flower had dried up. I cut the dried flowers out and crushed them on a paper towel and inside the little dried pods were the black seeds that I would normally purchase. Now I won’t need to. I can harvest my own. (Can’t post a pic. I’ve reached the max allowable pics to put). Lol.