Leaf Grow

Re: quality. Quality has been the leading force behind our engineering. After many tests together with experienced growers in Colorado and in Israel it became clear that "remote controlling" wasn't enough. We decided to add an air control system, meaning you can control the temp and humidity of the grow space within a certain range that plants love. Each strain grows differently, each phenotype within a specific strain grows differently, so we made sure the hardware could handle everything. In order to do this today you would need to turn on an AC in your grow room, or put a heater, which is wildly inefficient and impractical for most home grows. In our test grows we have been maximizing the potential each genetics we are using, and have been very happy with the results. As we get closer to launch in the fall we will continue to release grow results and testing, from final units, and not from prototypes. We want to be evaluated on results. Re: quantity. The design mindset behind Leaf was that it needs to supply enough for most consumers consumption while maintaining a decent size so that it would fit comfortably in a home. There were also logistics concerns about size and we didn't want shipping to be crazy amounts! Based on official data from legal states, as well as customer surveys, the 4-5 oz per grow cycle should provide most consumer's enough for their regular consumption. Perhaps not every single person, but I think we made the right decision for a first product. In the future, based on demand, we will probably create another size, most likely larger (but maybe a smaller one too if there is enough demand).

@joniofir Hi Yoni, will I be able to buy this in Israel and avoid waiting for international shipping? :)

@danr_4 Hey Dan, we'll be shipping to the USA and Canada to begin with, but working on international distribution, including Israel soon.

@joniofir @danr_4 Aren't there multiple legal issues with shipping this international?

@joniofir am I correct that some Pre-orders were $350?

@nivo0o0 That's a really weak-looking plant in there. They should have at least shown that it grows some nice, stout, healthy, non-leggy, robust product with thick kona. I'd expect a plant to be more productive than the one shown for that $.

@mbmusgrove @nivo0o0 Yeah bro, def should have amped up what a 1 plant closet can do, instead of just being realistic ;)

@amstb1 @nivo0o0 Not sure what you mean by "amped up" but I was suggesting improving the design to increase yield, not simply setting false expectations, brother. That would be a much more sustainable business endeavor.