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February 21, 2007 by Andrea Bellamy Leave a Comment

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Maybe it’s because I live in the land of BC Bud (also known affectionately as BC Hydro) but the idea of hydroponic growing has too many dodgy connotations to appeal to me. However, VEGE, the kitchen appliance-like hydroponic unit from the Electrolux Design Lab, is pretty nifty. Holding up to 40 plants, this would be great for those with large kitchens and little garden space.

Via Popgadget.

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