I've always appreciated the idea of a vertical garden, so much so that I wanted an indoor version until I realized how much work it would be to upkeep the plants; that is, of course, until I stumbled upon the Live Screen. This vertical garden is not only stunningly simple, allowing it to fit into any home easily, it also waters your plants for you so that you don't have to spend an hour watering roughly 30 pots.
Created by Brooklyn designer Danielle Trofe, the Live Screen vertical garden is the smart planter you have always wanted. Live Screen's poles hide the electric, gravity-driven watering pumps that water your plants like a sprinkler system.
You can pre-set the Live Screen so that you only have to worry about it once.
What's Driving This Trend
- Smart Indoor Gardening
- The use of technology in indoor gardening solutions that make it easier for people to grow and maintain plants without the need for constant monitoring.
- Vertical Garden Design
- The rise of aesthetically pleasing vertical garden designs that can fit into any home or office space without taking up too much floor space.
- Automated Plant Care
- The introduction of automated plant care systems that use electricity and water pumps to take care of plants for people who have a busy lifestyle.
Who This Affects Most
- Smart Home Technology
- Opportunities in the development and marketing of smart home technology products that utilize automation and AI to make the lives of consumers easier, like in the case of automated plant care solutions.
- Interior Design
- Opportunities for interior designers to incorporate vertical gardens into their projects, especially in urban settings where outdoor space is limited.
- Agriculture and Horticulture
- Opportunities to develop and market advanced gardening solutions for both commercial and individual use, focused on increasing plant growth and yield while conserving resources like water and energy.
