Hydroponics and Indoor Growing
Seedo
Closed: automated Israeli home grow cabinet whose website is now offline
- Status
- Closed
- Best for
- Nobody right now; the service is closed
Closed.The website no longer works: it shows a hosting or server error instead of a shop. Its subsidiary Eroll Grow Tech filed for a debt settlement and stay of proceedings in Nazareth District Court with about $20.6M in debts.
What's in the box: When it operated, buyers got an automated hydroponic grow cabinet plus the nutrients and supplies needed to run grow cycles at home.
Seedo is not operating. Its website shows a server error instead of a shop, and there is no working way to order or contact support. The Israeli company was known for an automated home grow cabinet. This was a closed hydroponic unit, controlled from a smartphone app, that managed light, water, nutrients and climate for growing herbs, leafy greens and other plants indoors, including cannabis where that is legal. Alongside the hardware, it offered the nutrients and growing supplies needed to keep the machine running. Its subsidiary Eroll Grow Tech filed for a debt settlement and stay of proceedings in Nazareth District Court, listing roughly $20.6 million in debts. That filing and the dead website point to a business that cannot currently fill orders, honor warranties or ship replacement parts. If you already own a Seedo unit, plan to keep it running with generic hydroponic nutrients and parts, and do not count on app updates or service from the maker. If you want an automated indoor garden today, look at brands that are actively shipping and answering support requests. Do not pay anyone claiming to sell new Seedo devices or supplies. Anyone owed money or product should follow the court proceedings for updates on claims.