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product_id: 225722833
title: "Back to The Roots Windowsill Planter: Lavender"
brand: "back to the roots"
price: "173 zł"
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# 100% Organic, Non-GMO Seeds All-in-One Mason Jar Starter Kit Year-Round Indoor Growth Back to The Roots Windowsill Planter: Lavender

**Brand:** back to the roots
**Price:** 173 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Grow Calm, Live Fresh — Your Personal Lavender Oasis Awaits!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Back to The Roots Windowsill Planter: Lavender by back to the roots
- **How much does it cost?** 173 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/225722833-back-to-the-roots-windowsill-planter-lavender)

## Best For

- back to the roots enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted back to the roots brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Guaranteed to Grow:** Proudly made in the USA with a 100% satisfaction guarantee—because your green thumb deserves success.
- • **Pure Organic Growth:** True lavender seeds, 100% organic and non-GMO for a toxin-free, natural gardening experience.
- • **Calming Aromatherapy:** Enjoy the soothing scent of fresh lavender indoors, boosting your workspace or living area vibe from just 2 inches tall.
- • **Sustainable & Stylish:** Eco-friendly glass planter designed to fit perfectly on your windowsill, adding a chic botanical touch to your modern home.
- • **Effortless Indoor Gardening:** Complete mason jar kit with custom soil and fertilizer spikes—perfect for busy professionals craving greenery without the hassle.

## Overview

The Back to The Roots Windowsill Planter: Lavender is a premium indoor gardening kit featuring 100% organic, non-GMO true lavender seeds. This all-in-one mason jar kit includes custom organic soil, fertilizer spikes, and a stylish glass planter designed for year-round growth on your windowsill. Ideal for millennial professionals seeking low-maintenance greenery with calming aromatherapy benefits, it guarantees successful growth with a satisfaction promise, making it the perfect blend of wellness, style, and sustainability.

## Description

There's something really calming about taking care of plants. It's no surprise that a lot of people have started picking up indoor gardening as a hobby - ferns, herbs, and easy-to-care for small plants in small pots around their living space. If you're thinking about trying it out in your own home but don't know where to start, you can always choose growing lavender first. It's got a rich aroma that will leave your house or your flat smelling like a flower garden in France, the beautiful vibrant colors will liven up your space, and it's among the herbs that are easier to grow. With the Back to the Roots Organic Lavender Windowsill Planter, you'll have all the items needed to start. Included in our grow kit and planter are true lavender seeds, a custom organic soil blend, fertilizer spikes, and a large glass mason jar. The best part is you can grow a real lavender plant for indoors all-year round right by your windowsill, and it'll keep growing fresh in any season. Our lavender seeds for planting are organic, made in the USA, and 100% guaranteed to grow. If doesn't grow as described, simply message us and we'll send a replacement.

Review: Delicious tomatoes - The cherry tomato kit worked great for me and my toddler! We followed the directions pretty closely with a few exceptions. First, all of the eight seeds we planted ended up germinating. It took awhile to grow after germinating because the window we placed them in front of wasn’t directly south facing. Due to this, we ended up shifting the seedlings to pots outside eventually where they flourished. In terms of watering, while seedlings were indoors we did find that we needed to water less than recommended by the directions. I think this is due to the slight lack of sun and minimal air flow. Definitely pay attention to the moistness of the soil when deciding when and how much to water. After planting outside in full sun, the tomatoes did need more water. We ended up attempting to grow all of the seedlings. So, when the directions stated to remove a certain amount of seedlings, we just transferred them to a different pot. This meant we did buy a vegetable fertilizer to use with these plants since the kit only comes with fertilizer for one plant. Once transferring the plants outside in pots, they grew strong very quickly. A few of them did get eaten by animals while small but five ended up growing to maturity. Regarding the quality of the tomatoes, we just ate our first tomato and it was so flavorful! We picked it soon after it started turning color and finished the ripening process indoors. This worked wonderfully and it was one of the most flavorful tomatoes I’ve ever had. 100% would recommend this kit.
Review: Save your money and DIY this yourself for basically free! - I set mine own DIY up before even seeing this was a thing lol. I highly suggest after reading all the bad reviews on these to just do it yourself! Mine are doing great now! The wilting stopped as soon as I made a cover out of a 2L bottle for them. My plants are now almost as tall as the bottle covers so I'll be transplanting all but one plant per container. I also started using gallon apple juice containers and 3.75" net pots cause those fit perfectly in the gallon and half gallon pickle jars. I just put a net pot upside-down on top of the apple juice container then trace around it with a marker then I use a razor blade and cut the top off the apple juice container so the net pots fit right inside. They work great! Plus it's food grade plastic so no need to worry there. They should last for years and are basically all free. For seeds I just take seeds out of store bought items which are also basically free! Save yourself a ton of money and just buy net pots and DIY. The gallon and half gallon pickle jars and apple juice containers I'm using also won't tip over nearly as easily! I did buy both of these items the tomatoes and peppers from desertcart only to be disappointed by the size of the jars and quality of the seeds. Sure they are bigger than normal Mason jars but so far the seeds provided haven't been producing anything but one plant out of the 10+ seeds I planted and I know my DIY aquaponics/ hydroponic system is obviously doing much better than just the soil like these are. So I say add some fish in the bottom and let your plants thrive! Obviously don't use any kind of growing chemicals if using fish! I'm using a bunch of Yellow Tiger Endlers as I have a huge abundance of them in my 8 aquariums I have going so just threw about 4 fish in each gallon container. I came up with the idea from my old Betta container I made about 20 years ago with the Peace Lilly on top of a vase with a Betta in the bottom back in the day when Citibank would allow those types of things on your desk at work lol. So far I'm extremely happy about the success I've been having with all my "free" grow your own food ideas over these store bought ones since I'm having much better luck with my DIY solutions. Not only with the quality of the seeds but also the size of the containers. Mine are bigger and won't tip over as easily along with won't have as many creepy crawly bugs cause I'm not using nearly as much soil and in some cases no soil at all now that I bought expanded clay balls also from desertcart. Oh and all the water I'm using on all my plants comes from my fish tanks. Hence the reason the front apple juice container water looks a little dark. I use a lot of botanicals in my tanks so the water always looks tinted yellow and I actually cleaned the bottom of one of my tanks while getting water for my new apple juice grow containers. Figured all the fish poo would be very beneficial to the plants so why waste good fertilizer!

## Features

- 100% ORGANIC AND NON-GMO: There's no need to worry about intoxicants that may hinder your plant's growth because the true lavender seeds included in our starter kit is completely organic and not genetically modified; You can use them as potpourri or add them into your baked goods in no time
- GROW YOUR PLANT ALL YEAR-ROUND: This mason jar grow kit allows you to grow your own lavender all-year round; The planter kit is designed especially for the hobbyist who would like to try indoor gardening without the hassle of starting from scratch; Included in this windowsill lavender planter kit are all the necessary items to get you started
- CONVENIENT AND EASY: Lavender is one of the easiest to grow indoors because it is a highly drought-tolerant and low-maintenance houseplant; With the Back to the Roots lavender grow kit & planter, you'll get the calming smell of lavender in your home when it's just 2 inches tall
- COMPLETE STARTER KIT: Other than our lavender seeds for planting, the Back to the Roots planter kit includes a large glass mason jar, custom organic soil blend, and 2 organic fetilizer spikes; Paired with more than 8 hours worth of sunlight, germination will start happening in just a few short weeks
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: Made in the USA and 100% Guaranteed to grow. If you are not satisfied, simply message us and we will send you a Back to The Roots replacement

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08FCM76VN |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,745 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #258 in Plant Germination Kits |
| Brand Name | Back to the Roots |
| Capacity | 115 Cubic Inches |
| Color | Clear |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 8,267 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Glass |
| Included Components | Tools |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 8.88 inches |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5"D x 5"W x 8.88"H |
| Item Type Name | Back to the Roots Lavender Organic Windowsill Planter Kit - Grows Year Round, Includes Everything Needed For Planting |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Back to the Roots |
| Material | Glass |
| Material Type | Glass |
| Mounting Type | Railing Mount |
| Number of Levels | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Drought Resistant |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Plant or Animal Product Type | herb,fiore |
| Planter Form | Plant Pot |
| Product Style | Lavender |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Drought Resistant |
| Style | Lavender |
| UPC | 810667030605 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Material:** Glass
- **Color:** Clear
- **Special Feature:** Drought Resistant
- **Style:** Lavender
- **Planter Form:** Plant Pot

## Images

![Back to The Roots Windowsill Planter: Lavender - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81HwBxj+BtL.jpg)

## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Delicious tomatoes
*by E***N on August 12, 2024*

The cherry tomato kit worked great for me and my toddler! We followed the directions pretty closely with a few exceptions. First, all of the eight seeds we planted ended up germinating. It took awhile to grow after germinating because the window we placed them in front of wasn’t directly south facing. Due to this, we ended up shifting the seedlings to pots outside eventually where they flourished. In terms of watering, while seedlings were indoors we did find that we needed to water less than recommended by the directions. I think this is due to the slight lack of sun and minimal air flow. Definitely pay attention to the moistness of the soil when deciding when and how much to water. After planting outside in full sun, the tomatoes did need more water. We ended up attempting to grow all of the seedlings. So, when the directions stated to remove a certain amount of seedlings, we just transferred them to a different pot. This meant we did buy a vegetable fertilizer to use with these plants since the kit only comes with fertilizer for one plant. Once transferring the plants outside in pots, they grew strong very quickly. A few of them did get eaten by animals while small but five ended up growing to maturity. Regarding the quality of the tomatoes, we just ate our first tomato and it was so flavorful! We picked it soon after it started turning color and finished the ripening process indoors. This worked wonderfully and it was one of the most flavorful tomatoes I’ve ever had. 100% would recommend this kit.

### ⭐ Save your money and DIY this yourself for basically free!
*by R***N on February 28, 2022*

I set mine own DIY up before even seeing this was a thing lol. I highly suggest after reading all the bad reviews on these to just do it yourself! Mine are doing great now! The wilting stopped as soon as I made a cover out of a 2L bottle for them. My plants are now almost as tall as the bottle covers so I'll be transplanting all but one plant per container. I also started using gallon apple juice containers and 3.75" net pots cause those fit perfectly in the gallon and half gallon pickle jars. I just put a net pot upside-down on top of the apple juice container then trace around it with a marker then I use a razor blade and cut the top off the apple juice container so the net pots fit right inside. They work great! Plus it's food grade plastic so no need to worry there. They should last for years and are basically all free. For seeds I just take seeds out of store bought items which are also basically free! Save yourself a ton of money and just buy net pots and DIY. The gallon and half gallon pickle jars and apple juice containers I'm using also won't tip over nearly as easily! I did buy both of these items the tomatoes and peppers from Amazon only to be disappointed by the size of the jars and quality of the seeds. Sure they are bigger than normal Mason jars but so far the seeds provided haven't been producing anything but one plant out of the 10+ seeds I planted and I know my DIY aquaponics/ hydroponic system is obviously doing much better than just the soil like these are. So I say add some fish in the bottom and let your plants thrive! Obviously don't use any kind of growing chemicals if using fish! I'm using a bunch of Yellow Tiger Endlers as I have a huge abundance of them in my 8 aquariums I have going so just threw about 4 fish in each gallon container. I came up with the idea from my old Betta container I made about 20 years ago with the Peace Lilly on top of a vase with a Betta in the bottom back in the day when Citibank would allow those types of things on your desk at work lol. So far I'm extremely happy about the success I've been having with all my "free" grow your own food ideas over these store bought ones since I'm having much better luck with my DIY solutions. Not only with the quality of the seeds but also the size of the containers. Mine are bigger and won't tip over as easily along with won't have as many creepy crawly bugs cause I'm not using nearly as much soil and in some cases no soil at all now that I bought expanded clay balls also from Amazon. Oh and all the water I'm using on all my plants comes from my fish tanks. Hence the reason the front apple juice container water looks a little dark. I use a lot of botanicals in my tanks so the water always looks tinted yellow and I actually cleaned the bottom of one of my tanks while getting water for my new apple juice grow containers. Figured all the fish poo would be very beneficial to the plants so why waste good fertilizer!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rough start but amazing once you get past the “toddler” stage
*by G***I on January 11, 2025*

This kit has given the most temperamental seedlings I’ve ever tried to sprout, but it’s for the same reasons that I have been so hesitant to grow strawberries in the first place as this is just one of the unfortunate cons of growing them; the seedlings are incredibly delicate and can even break from watering without a mist or direct soil absorption(pools of water have high surface tension and I’ve watched them rip off leaves and even break stems of the little babies) and dry out faster than the soil itself so just watering when it looks like it needs it isn’t enough but they don’t like their roots too soggy so you can’t over do the waterings. Aside from the ups and downs in the beginning, I have been able to keep up a very happy plant which I have named shortcake or shorty, depending on how you know him. His story is one that would put you to tears, his mother abandoned him thinking he was dead and in her grief began to care for new children in his home, some lovely wild flowers, but what didn’t kill him made him stronger. How could his mother just replace him, a beautiful strawberry plant that gives back the love given to it, with some flowers that just takes from everyone for their own vanity?? He wasn't having any of it so he hiked up his roots and grew tougher than all of his siblings, however it was never to be able to say he won the race against them but to take back the motherland in their honor. He kicked all of the new babies to the curb (all on his own mind you, his mother never had to do any pruning, just cleanup) and took up his position on his throne, honoring his brethren who had fallen before the Great Coir War. It has been many moons since the war and he was no longer that warrior, he has since settled down on his deserved land and decided he would produce offspring. He is still young and has just started trying for kids but he already has four children on the way with a few more coming soon, however it is a little difficult to know how large a family he will end up having as he has always preferred the community feel of a big family and enjoys the large opportunity for support and strength in them, but cold weather may hinder his ability to reproduce since he had spent most of his youth fighting for his land rather than settling down and having kids in summer like everyone else. He has not shown signs of slowing with change in temperature and has actually seemed to prefer the bright sunny cold windowsill over the bright sunny warm one it was a few months ago so I would definitely recommend experimenting with some sort of cold stratification as that may help the seedling stage go quicker and easier. UPDATE!! HE AND HIS CHILDREN ARE TAKING OVER! I kid you not I am hand pollinating (it helps with sweeter and bigger strawberries) at least 3-5 new flowers every other day and have had to create little tourniquets for the fruiting stems because of the weight of so much unripe fruit. I’ve noticed each fruiting stems usually tries to grow about 5 strawberries and I’ve got about 4 stems so far, not including the little flower spike that has yet to try to bud. The first strawberries from Shortcake were really alien looking because of the lopsided pollination so be sure to fully brush against all angles of the stigma of the flower if you are hand pollinating but if you have outdoor plants, then the bees will do that work for you. My biggest tip is to make sure they are always soggy footed. They are crazy easy to tell when they need water because the stems get really flaccid and the bush itself looks a little sparse but after an hour of watering, the plant perks itself back up very nicely.

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