Press Coverage
-
New NASA technology is making it possible to grow plants using fog – bringing faster harvests with less waste
Read full article on Homes & GardensJanuary 26, 2025
This new tech means we can potentially be even more sustainable when growing organic produce at home. The look and feel of these pod-shaped indoor gardens is also super futuristic; with fog spilling out it almost takes on the appearance of post-modern art.
-
All in a Day with Alan Neal: Plantaform grows its profile at prestigious CES tech event
Listen to full interview on CBC ListenJanuary 20, 2025
We speak to the CEO of Ottawa tech startup, Plantaform, about the company's recent experiences -- and awards -- from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
-
Techopia Live: Plantaform bursting to life in 2025 - Episode 276
Listen to full interview on OBJJanuary 18, 2025
Plantaform is beginning the new year with a growth spurt. The Gatineau-based company, just kickstarted its U.S. expansion by exhibiting at CES 2025 in Las Vegas. At CES, Plantaform won three major awards, including Best of Innovation.
-
I'm convinced these 5 gardening trends are the only ones worth investing time and money in for 2025
Read full article on Homes & GardensJanuary 17, 2025
As new technology, there's no doubt we'll see more from fogponics in time to come, providing a new way for gardeners to maximise their space when growing indoors with Plantaform.
-
CES 2025: We Still See These 35 Products When We Close Our Eyes
Read full article on CNETJanuary 16, 2025
The lighting and fog aren't there for effect: They help you grow herbs and vegetables in your own home. Plantaform's Smart Indoor Garden can grow up to 15 plants at a time and, of course, there's an app to track growing progress and supply levels.
-
CES 2025 might have turned me into a green thumb
Read full article on Digital TrendsJanuary 14, 2025
There was no shortage of awesome innovations at CES 2025, including robot vacuums with robotic arms, gorgeous LED TVs, and unique smartwatches. But some of the most exciting reveals were for products designed to help you become a master gardener.
-
I can't wait to try out these 3 great plant tech gadgets that I saw at CES 2025
Read full article on Tech RadarJanuary 14, 2025
This new Indoor Garden from Plantaform uses no soil to feed plants. Instead, it lets out a fine mist using what's known as fogponics to give water and nutrients to the plants it's growing.
-
5 BEST Things I saw in Vegas at CES 2025 - Undecided with Matt Ferrell
Watch full video on YouTubeJanuary 14, 2025
What really caught my eye, and what you might have missed, ran the gamut from paper batteries to smart indoor gardens to some tech that has a direct impact on our lives and health.
-
Best of CES 2025: The PC and home tech that blew us away
Read full article on PCWorldJanuary 13, 2025
From hardcore hardware to welcome mainstream advances to cool tech innovations for the home, CES 2025 delivered the good stuff.
-
‘Smart’ indoor garden and other Quebec innovations turning heads at Vegas tech conference
Read full article on CBCJanuary 10, 2025
Quebec-based companies are making waves at one of the largest tech conferences in the world, including one that took home three awards.
-
The Plantaform smart indoor garden uses NASA tech to grow plants with fog
Read full article on YahooJanuary 9, 2025
The Canadian company Plantaform introduced its eponymous smart indoor garden powered by "fogponics" at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, marking its hard launch in the U.S. CEO Alberto Aguilar plugs it as a "Nespresso for your vegetables"
-
The Plantaform Indoor Smart Garden looks Like It Belongs Aboard The Enterprise
Read full article on Digital TrendsJanuary 9, 2025
Imagine having fresh vegetables and herbs all throughout the year, no matter how cold the weather is. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? At CES 2025, a device that looks straight out of the space age makes that a possibility.
-
Plantaform Lets You Grow Plants Indoors Hassle-Free and Eco-Friendly
Read full article on Yanko DesignJanuary 8, 2025
The Plantafrom Smart Indoor Garden might just be the answer to my problem as it employs fogponics technology. The creators guarantee that this transformative way of growing food indoors is easy to use and maintain.
-
The Plantaform smart indoor garden uses NASA tech to grow plants with fog
Read full article on MashableJanuary 9, 2025
The Mashable team caught the Plantaform at CES' Pepcom media showcase Monday night, and it's easily one of the neatest smart home gadgets I've seen here all week. The Consumer Technology, the trade show's organizer, shares my enthusiasm: It's a 2025 CES Innovation Awards Best of Innovation winner in the Food and AgTech category.
-
Imagine Having Fresh Vegetables and Herbs All Throughout The Year, No Matter The Weather
Read full article on MSNJanuary 9, 2025
At CES 2025, a device that looks straight out of the space age makes that a possibility. The Plantaform Indoor Smart Garden is a fully enclosed system that used fogponics to grow plants.
-
How AI and Nasa can help gardeners lacking a green thumb
Read full article on The TimesJanuary 8, 2025
A ‘Nespresso for houseplants’ is one of the gadgets that aims to take the hassle — and the heartbreak — out of amateur gardening. The Plantaform will grow your plants, flowers, herbs and vegetables using a nutrient-rich mist called “fogponics”. Its autonomous system is derived from a technology used by the US space agency to keep plants alive in space.
-
Grow Your Next Salad Using Fog With This Indoor Smart Garden
Read full article on CNETJanuary 7, 2025
With the recent nationwide food recalls, you may've been inspired to grow your own fresh ingredients at home. If so, check out this new indoor garden that can help you do just that. It's like no other we've seen.
-
Plantaform Introduced the Plantaform Smart Indoor Garden at CES
Read full article on Clean The SkyJanuary 7, 2025
Leveraging advanced 'fogponics technology,' a cutting-edge adaptation of aeroponics pioneered by NASA, the system delivers water and nutrients directly to plant roots via an ultra-fine mist. This approach accelerates plant growth, improves yields, and offers an environmentally conscious gardening solution.
-
Plantaform Indoor Garden: FULL Hands-On Review
Watch Review on YouTubeDecember 20, 2024
Overall I have been really thrilled with this product. I really love the design I think it is unique and a great conversation piece. It's incredibly easy to grow anything. Absolutely everything I need is included in the box. I love that this pod operates completely silently and autonomously with almost zero intervention required from me during the growing cycle.
-
Seeds of Success: Revolutionizing Indoor Gardening
Read story on Startup CanadaDecember 10, 2024
Alberto Aguilar, Co-Founder and CEO of Plantaform, shares his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges faced during product development, and the impact of COVID-19 on food supply chains.
-
Plantaform lands Costco deal, hires veteran marketing exec to spark U.S. scaleup
Read story on OBJOctober 25, 2024
Buoyed by a recent move to dramatically boost its production capacity, Gatineau-based Plantaform has hired a veteran Ottawa tech executive to spearhead its U.S. marketing push.
-
Gatineau startup Plantaform’s fundraising drive shifts into high gear with help from F1 star
Read story on OBJAugust 20, 2024
Founded four years ago, Plantaform has secured more than $3 million in seed funding for its products that use technology called fogponics, a technique pioneered by NASA that nourishes plants with nutrient-enriched water vapour rather than soil.
-
The mist to grow fine herbs at the restaurant
Read story on leDroitMarch 9, 2024
When you pass by the Vietnamese restaurant ParLÊ in Ottawa, a round and bright gadget placed on the bar catches the eye. Plants that grow in space? -
An innovative indoor garden helps local restaurant
Read story on CTV NewsJanuary 30, 2024
Imagine running out of basil for your homemade pizza or pasta and instead of running to the store for a restock you walk over to a mini garden in your living room.
-
The next trend in indoor gardening? Fog
Read story on Globe and MailOctober 16, 2023
No soil, no problem. For those with busy schedules seeking a fun way to eat more fresh greens, a Canadian startup has a new solution to grow herbs and produce indoors.
-
Helping to Create the First Fogponic Indoor Garden Though Research at La Cité
Read story on La CitéJanuary 9, 2023
La Cité’s Centre for Expertise in Smart Prototyping (CEPI) partnered with Plantaform Technology. -
High-Tech Food Security
Read story on Carleton UniversityNovember 21, 2022
Two of the biggest worries on the minds of Canadians are climate change and the rising cost of groceries. A brand-new, high-tech indoor gardening pod aims to address both of these food security challenges at the same time. -
Plantaform, A Smart Indoor Garden
Read story on Radio CanadaNovember 4, 2022
Anne-Andrée Daneau discovers Plantaform, a product created in Gatineau. It is an indoor garden powered by new technology -
The world’s first smart indoor garden using advanced Fogponics technology.
Read story on BlynkMay 3, 2022
Canadian company Plantaform created the first smart indoor garden that utilizes fog to create a nutrient-rich environment to grow healthy plants quickly! -
NASA Tech in your kitchen
Read story on leDroitMarch 2, 2022
If we told you that it would soon be possible to have a technology developed by NASA in your kitchen, it would probably make you blink. For the Plantaform company, this technology was on the contrary the golden opportunity to seize. -
Herbs at home... like in space!
Read story on les affairesOctober 24, 2021
Like Nespresso, which revolutionized the concept of the coffee maker, Plantaform may well have in its hands the next small household appliance with pods that will attract consumers around the world.
-
These young people turned COVID-19 into a business opportunity
Read story on CBC NewsJune 9, 2021
The aim is to make it easier for anyone, even those without green thumbs, to grow their own vegetables at home — and to contribute to helping the planet.
-
The Future Of Gardening Is Indoor With Plantaform
Read story on Ottawa Life MagazineApril 26, 2021
With the combination of an elegant design and innovative fogponics technology, this in-home gardening product allows growers to hold 15 different plants in one device. It is unique from earlier aeroponics and hydroponics technology in that it uses fog to grow plants.