CLICK and GROW SG9S Smart Garden 9 pro User Manual

CLICK and GROW SG9S Smart Garden 9 pro User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed,
including the following:

1. Read all Instructions.
2. Indoor use only.

Warning: Changes or modi~cations to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution: To maintain compliance with the FCC’s RF exposure guidelines, place the unit at least 20cm from nearby persons.

1. Assemble the lamp

Start by assembling the lamp. Insert one lamp arm on each side of the garden. NB! The lamp and the lamp arms flt only one way. One lamp arm has a groove in it. Fit that lamp arm so it aligns with the same side as the groove in the water tank and in the lamp. You can tuck the power cord into the groove later on.
The garden should not be used without the lamp arms fitted.

2. Insert the plant pods

Remove the Smart Soil pods from their packages and insert them into the plant cups as shown above. Click the U-shaped lids in place and add the clear germination domes.
Germination domes create a greenhouse effect and help your plants grow. Remove the domes once the sprouts reach them.

3. Name your plants

Keep track of your plants by labeling each plant cup.
The plant cups are reusable so use a washable marker or a sticker to be able to change plant names on your next growing cycle.

4. Fill the tank

Pour water into the tank until the water level indicator reaches the top of the garden. Don’t overwater. It’s time to refill the tank once the water level indicator reaches the bottom of it.

5. Fit the power cord

Notice that the Smart Garden 9 comes with a narrow groove on the tank, lamp and extensions. The groove is designed to hide the power cord for a sleeker and cleaner look. Simply push the wire into it and
lock it from the bottom of the tank.

6. Plug the garden in

Your garden will turn on the minute you plug it in. It has a built in timer with a day and night cycle of 16h on and 8h off. We recommend pluging it in in the morning, so the light will not be on late into the night.
The Smart Garden 9 Pro lamp settings can also be customized with the Click and Grow app.

Touch control

You can turn your lamp on or off temporarily by swiping your hand over the lop part of the lamp. The lamp will automalicaly turn on/ off again when the next scheduled day/ night cycle begins.
To use all the features of your Smart Garden 9 Pro, get the Click and Grow app from App Store, Google Play or scan the QR code:

7. Pairing a device with the Smart Garden 9 Pro

Make sure the lamp is plugged in and your device has bluetooth and location enabled (we do not collect any data from your location – it is a default requirement for an app to work for Android users).
To start pairing, place your hand on lop of the middle part of the lamp and hold for 5 seconds.
When the pairing mode is active, the lights will run back and forth. When a device has been successfully paired, the lights will blink

15 sec – reset paired devices.
20 sec – factory reset.

Resetting

Place your hand on top of the middle part of the lamp and hold:
15 sec – reset paired devices. This will remove all devices that are paired with the lamp.
20 sec – factory reset. This will reset all settings of the lamp to its factory defaults.

Overheat protection

In extreme cases when the lamp gets too hot, it will automatically dim the lights and then brighten them again once it has cooled down enough.

Our Selection

The user-logic of Click & Grow gardens is similar to that of Nespresso and
Keurig capsule coffee machines only instead of coffee pods, we offer biodegradable pre-seeded plant pods through our website.
Head to our online store and choose from a variety of herbs, fruiting plants, salad greens, flowers and other decorative plants. We are constantly improving our selection.
To be the first to know about upcoming plants and receive special offers, subscribe to our mailing list on our website.
Whenever you’ve used up your edibles, replanted your flowers or feel like it’s time to try a new plant, head to www.clickandgrow.com to order refills.

Pro Tips for A Perfect Garden

Salad greens prefer growing at a temperature range of 64 to 72 ° F (18 to 22 °C) for best performance. Higher temperatures will decrease germination.
For best quality it is recommended to harvest greens 30 to 35 days after planting – all at once. If you prefer harvesting periodically by cutting off larger outer leaves first – do it within the first 40 days to avoid
decreased plant quality. Tip for preventing food waste! Extend usage by wrapping harvested greens in a moist kitchen towel and storing in a fridge.

Herbs prefer growing at temperatures from 64 to 79 °F (18 to 26 °C).
Herbs like to be cut! First harvest is usually feasible 3 weeks after planting the pods. It is a common rule to leave at least two pairs of true leaves to grow, soon there will be more to harvest. Use sharp scissors for a cut,
don’t tear the plant. Never allow herbs to grow so tall that they will reach the lamp. They might get burnt. Most herb pods will last at least for 10 weeks. Tip for preventing food waste! Extend usage by drying harvested
herbs on a clean paper towel at room temperature, hidden from direct sunlight. Stare it in a sealed jar until next cooking.

Fruiting plants prefer warmer temperatures up to 79 °F (26 °C). If multiple seeds germinate in a single pod, leave just one seedling to grow in that pod. This ensures there is enough space and nutrients for the plant.
Once your plant is flowering, it needs to be pollinated by hand in order to produce fruits. Do this by gently shaking your plant or carrying pollen from one blossom to the next with your finger or a small brush.

Flowers and other decorative plants do not require much care. You only need to remove some withered leaves or flowers for more beautiful looking plants. Expect first flowers in about 50 days after planting the
pods. Foliage decorative plants, except trees, can be trimmed in order to keep them full and low.

You can expect sprouts to appear in 1-3 weeks.

Different plants grow at different paces, so some of them will sprout within a week, while for others it may take up to 3 weeks. Be patient!

Remember to:

Remove the germination domes once the plants have sprouted.
Keep the noat level with the top of the garden by adding water when it reaches the bottom of it. Make sure not to overfill!
Keep the plastic plant cups and domes. They are reusable for your next growing experience.

Irrigation.

The sticks under the cups are wicks that deliver water to the plants. Make sure the tip of the wick sticks out slightly inside lhe cup. This will ensure there is good contact with the inserted pod. If a pod remains
dry, the wick may be clogged and you should order replacements.

When replacing a wick, insert a new wick from the bottom and push until the tip is inside the cup.

Root proliferation.

Your Smart Garden 9 Pro came with perforated plant cups that promote plant growth by allowing the roots to grow into the water tank. Keep tracking the pods’ age (via app) and replace the plant pods in time to
reach maximum yield and avoid excess root mass in the tank.

Our Community

Find us on social media:
@clickandgrow

Click & Growers group.

Our unique Click & Growers community is the meeting place for indoor gardeners. See what other gardeners around the world are growing and learn new things about indoor gardening every day. Find Click & Growers on Facebook.

Click & Growers ‘Ask a Gardener’ forum.

Start a conversation or ask any gardening related question – our own Click & Grow gardeners are always there to help!
Head to gardeners.clickandgrow.com Read the latest plant care tips & tricks on our blog. Head to Blog – News – Click & Grow

We would love to see how your plants are growing!
Use #clickandgrow when you are posting photos on social media

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