Hydroponics is the science of growing plants in water instead of soil. Used commercially worldwide, hydroponics is considered an advanced and often preferred crop production method. Hydroponics is typically used inside greenhouses to give growers the ability to better regulate and control nutrient delivery, light, air, water, humidity, pests and temperature. Hydroponic growers benefit by producing crops faster and enjoying higher crop yields per acre than traditional soil-based growers.

Aeroponics is derived from hydroponics and occurs when plant roots are suspended in an air chamber and bathed at regular intervals with nutrient solution.

The 2002 National Gardening Survey conducted by the National Gardening Association states that gardening was America's number one hobby with more than 70 million active gardeners. In the United States in 2002 there were estimated to be 27 million vegetable gardeners with one out of every four households having a vegetable garden, over 15 million fresh herb gardeners and over 20 million flower gardeners.

Flowers are frequently used to brighten homes and offices around the world. It is difficult to readily grow flowers indoors due to a lack of sufficient light and growing knowledge. As a result, people often use cut flowers which are expensive, short-lived and require ongoing maintenance.

The Company’s principal products are "kitchen garden" indoor growing systems and proprietary seed kits that will allow consumers, with or without gardening experience, to easily grow to grow a variety of culinary herbs, including cilantro, chives, basil, dill, oregano, mint, cherry tomatoes, chili peppers, salad greens and flowers throughout the year.

The Company’s "rainforest" nutrient delivery system combines its patent-pending technologies with features from several advanced hydroponic or aeroponic methodologies into a proprietary system designed to provide the benefits of accelerated aeroponic plant growth. The Company’s rainforest technology suspends plant roots into a 2 to 4 inch air chamber above an oxygenated nutrient solution. Nutrients are pumped from the nutrient reservoir to the base of each plant where a regulated flow of nutrients drips down through plant roots.

The Company’s proprietary bio-grow seed pods include pre-implanted seeds, a bio-sponge growing medium, removable bio-dome covers and a grow basket to assist with the proper distribution of moisture. The Company’s seed pods must be used in its kitchen garden systems in order to grow plants.

The Company implants its selected seeds in a bio-sponge growing medium principally developed for rapid germination and enhanced root growth. The bio-sponge helps facilitate and regulate oxygen, moisture and nutrition, and supports plant roots from germination through maturity and harvest. The Company’s bio-grow domes create a mini-greenhouse environment by covering the grow surface to create a near-100% humidity air chamber which is optimal for most plant germination and initial growth.

The Company’s bio-grow seed pods will be packaged along with nutrients in its proprietary seed kits to be used exclusively in its kitchen garden systems. These seed kits currently include seeds for a variety of culinary herbs, including cilantro, chives, basil, dill, oregano, mint, cherry tomatoes, chili peppers, salad greens and flowers. In addition to pre-seeded pods, the Company also plans to allow consumers to purchase unseeded pods to give them the opportunity to grow their own seeds in its kitchen garden systems.

The Company has developed two kitchen garden systems with different control systems. The Company’s microprocessor-based control panel will be available as an accessory for its basic kitchen garden system and is included as a standard feature on its deluxe kitchen garden system. This control panel includes an electronic nutrient and water reminder system and microprocessor-controlled lights that alert consumers to add water and nutrients when needed and help ensure that plants are properly fed and receive the proper lighting.

From June 30, 2005, through September 30, 2005, were issued 1.6 thousand shares of common stock pursuant to an agreement with an employee at $5 per share for aggregate proceeds of $8 thousand and 18 thousand shares of common stock pursuant to the exercise of warrants for proceeds of $35 thousand.