Prepare the Grow-Glass
Rinse the glass thoroughly with hot water. Do not use boiling water.
HELP CENTER
Step-by-step to a successful start for your MySpirulina farm.
THE INSTRUCTION
Work through the steps in sequence, paying particular attention to the maximum fill level.
Rinse the glass thoroughly with hot water. Do not use boiling water.
Add 45 g of nutrient salt to the prepared growing jar.
Fill with a maximum of 2.4 L lukewarm tap water and stir well once. The nutrient salt does not need to dissolve completely.
Add the included MySpirulina starter culture with approximately 300 ml. The total volume in the jar should not exceed 2.7 L.
Place the hose on the connection in the middle of the lid. An airstone is no longer necessary. Carefully place the lid on – do not screw it on tight.
Place the farm in a bright spot on a south, east or west-facing windowsill and align the solar panel towards the light. Protect the young crop from direct sun that is too strong during the first few days.
Connect a standard USB-C cable and turn the Farm on. Five green signals confirm the cable connection; the indicator light will be red during charging. For consistent harvests, we recommend continuous cable operation.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
In the full tutorial, you'll see every step directly on the starter kit.
IMPORTANT
Fill with a maximum of 2.7 L in total and leave at least 3 cm space from the lid. The electronics must never come into contact with water.
Light and air supply are automatically regulated by the farm at appropriate intervals.
The LEDs may glow continuously at first. After that, the light will turn off automatically at night.
NEXT STEP
Your farm is set up? Next, learn when your crop is ripe and how to filter it correctly.
FURTHER QUESTIONS
The most important answers regarding water, nutrients, battery, cable and hose.
For one batch, 45 g of nutrient salt is ideal. The most accurate way to measure it is with a kitchen scale. It is perfectly normal if the salt does not completely dissolve immediately when stirring.
Add 2.4 L of lukewarm tap water. Together with approximately 300 ml of starter culture, this will amount to a maximum of 2.7 L. Keep at least 3 cm distance from the lid so that the electronics do not come into contact with water.
Five green lights mean the cable has been recognized. The indicator glows red during charging and turns off when the battery is full. If it glows red without a cable, the battery level is below 20%. If the Farm does not react at all, the battery may be deeply discharged and should be charged for about 12 hours.
No. The farm also works with solar energy and a battery. In summer, this is often sufficient; in winter, it is usually not. For a reliable power supply for the grow light and consistent harvests, we recommend continuous operation via the USB-C cable.
No. For sustainability reasons, no additional cable is included. You can use any standard USB-C cable.
No. The Aquastone was only used in an older version of the farm. In the current farm, the hose is attached directly to the connection in the middle of the lid. Nothing is missing.