Ingarden lands one million US dollars

According to a media report, the start-up for indoor gardens was supported by several business angels as part of an investment round.

Several investors have joined the Berlin start-up Ingarden, according to German Startups reports. A total of one million US dollars was raised.

The D2C start-up was founded by Natalie Paterson, Christian Saitner and Yenal Ersen. It sells fully automated indoor gardens in which superfood plants can thrive in the home. Gardening should even be possible all year round.

"Efficient lighting and optimal irrigation, together with our high-quality organic seeds, contribute to a 100% guarantee of growth and delicious taste," the company says about the product. The integrated light increases the number of vitamins and antioxidants and promotes healthy microgreen growth. A set, which also contains seven pads with seeds, costs just under 100 euros.