Quadgrow Planter: Success Gallery

Crawling on Hands and Knees!
Our friends at Upton Cheyney Chilli Farm were crawling on their hands and knees today trying to water. Check out the size of their plants (so big!) Fantastic view of the chillies hiding underneath though! Bumper harvest!

Crawling room only!
Welcome to the jungle! Dianne Marie sent us photos of her many Quadgrows. – they’re still in neat rows but now her greenhouse is crawling room only!

Best Ever Tomato Growth
Leanne Button was over the moon with her best ever tomato growth after using our self-watering Quadgrow Planter.

Quadgrows Keeping Duogrow Company
Mark Byrne's spicy chilli Quadgrows look great alongside his Duogrow Planter. Mark was growing a variety of chocolate chillies, including borg 9, moruga, scorpion, butch T and more. Fancy growing some of your own chillies? Read our Chilli Growing Guide.

Fiery Nature
A look at Fiery Nature's Quadgrows filled with chillies back in May 2015. 

Mr Forrest's Tomato Forest!
Deryck Forrest sent this photo of the Clarence's community garden on Teesside tomatoes!

Chilli Dealer Fabulous Progress
Thanks to Chilli Dealer for sharing their fab chilli growing progress. Their Scotch Bonnets, Ghost Pepper and Bubblegum 7 Pots were growing like mad and enjoying a drink from the Quadgrows 30L reservoir.

How Many Quadgrows Can You Count?
The guys over at the The Upton Cheyney Chilli Company started growing Carolina Reapers in our Quadgrow Planters, the world's hottest chilli! Fancy doing something different with your chillies this season? Read our Alternative Uses For Chillies guide.

Monster Growth For Monster Chillies
Mr. Friz and friends' monster chocolate habeneros grew so big they had to move them outside.

Four Pots Full
Peter's Quadgrow was weighed down with tomatoes in each of the four pots!

Amazing Growth For Simpson's Seeds
Simpson's Seeds have had some outstanding chilli and tomato growth using our Quadgrow Planters. Check out the unbelievable yield in the video, where Matt Simpson says they've had 3x as much to harvest compared to conventional soil growing.