Cubictree is a floor-standing smart hydroponic tower that turns one square foot of your home into a self-tending vegetable garden. Full-spectrum light, automated water & nutrients, and fresh harvests — every single week.
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“We believe farming shouldn't be a distant, rural story. When a 0.09 m² smart farm glows on ten million windowsills, the city stops being nature's opposite — it becomes where nature regrows.”

Embedded full-spectrum LED strips simulate the soft wake of dawn and the full energy of noon — tuned to the crop, not the weather.

A closed-loop water and nutrient system feeds every root precisely, keeping moisture at the optimum around the clock.

One-touch air circulation gives leaves a fresh, natural “breathing” environment — sturdier plants, crisper leaves, no stale corners.

The onboard touchscreen is your garden's quiet caretaker — water level, temperature and humidity, monitored in real time.





What Cubictree is expected to sell for once the Kickstarter campaign ends.
A limited number of super early-bird spots, offered to the waitlist first — plus first-batch shipping priority and a bonus seed starter kit.
Lock In Early-Bird AccessFinal pricing, rewards and availability are confirmed at campaign launch. Joining the waitlist is free and carries zero obligation.
Cubictree is designed for living spaces. The water pump runs intermittently — not continuously — and the airflow is whisper-quiet, comparable to a modern refrigerator. Most owners forget it makes sound at all.
Rated power is 130 W, and in normal operation Cubictree uses roughly 1 kWh per day — about $4–6 a month at typical U.S. electricity rates. That's less than most gaming consoles on standby-heavy use.
A few minutes a week. The 12 L slide-out tank needs a top-up once every 7–14 days, you add nutrients when you refill, and the rest — light, water, airflow — runs automatically. No soil, no weeding, no watering schedule to remember. A two-week vacation is fine.
Neither. The full-spectrum LED strips replace sunlight entirely, so Cubictree works in a windowless corner. Presets on the touchscreen handle light and circulation per crop — if you can use a microwave, you can grow with Cubictree.
36+ plant sites across 11 trays. Best results: lettuce, bok choy, kale, basil, herbs and microgreens — leafy greens are harvest-ready in about 28 days. Strawberries, cherry tomatoes and radishes work too. A full tower keeps a household in fresh salads every week.
Cubictree grows from ordinary seeds in standard hydroponic grow plugs, with a liquid nutrient concentrate — refills are available from us and from any hydroponics supplier, so you're never locked in. Early-bird units ship with a curated seed starter kit included.
The Kickstarter campaign launches soon, and delivery timelines and shipping regions will be confirmed there. Waitlist members get priority in the very first production batch — join up top and you'll hear the moment dates are locked.
Cubictree is built like an appliance — steel shell, modular trays, slide-out tank — and ships with a manufacturer warranty (full terms announced with the campaign). Support is a real inbox: [email protected].
Cubictree launches on Kickstarter soon. Waitlist members get the deepest early-bird discount, priority in the first production batch, and a bonus seed starter kit.
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