Veve, the Italian-made, zero-centimeter vertical garden that wastes no water.

VEVE VERTICAL GARDEN

It takes up little space, wastes no energy, and allows everyone, even those without a garden, to easily grow organic fruit and vegetables at home: we're talking about " Veve – Vertical Vegetables ," an automated, zero-centimeter aeroponic system in which the vegetable roots grow suspended in the air and the plants receive nourishment via nebulization.

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HOW THE VEVE VERTICAL GARDEN WORKS

A Made in Italy, Trentino project developed by Matteo Sansoni with the aim of ensuring everyone has access to fresh, healthy products. Even just one square meter of space and 2,30 meters of height are enough to install Veve It's very simple to use: simply fill the base basin with water, stack the elements, place the seeds in the designated spaces, and plug it in. The system will then spray the seeds and roots at regular intervals.

A new kind of smart appliance capable of producing aubergines , lettuce, tomatoes or strawberries, covering the needs of a family of four and saving a significant amount of water compared to traditional crops: up to 90 percent.

There are approximately 200 plants that can be grown through Veve, depending on their size.

THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY VEVE

A Veve home vertical garden, designed to restore value to food, spread the importance of healthy eating and combat food waste.

Veve's low water consumption also makes it a perfect solution for areas experiencing drought and water scarcity, where traditional gardens have a significant impact on water reserves.

( Image source: Veve Facebook page )

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