DISCOVER 2445 ORGANICS SUPERGROW SYSTEM

Our technology extends the growing season to year-round production, brings food accessibility, stability, and traceability to homes and communities, and reduces both the carbon footprint and pollution to the environment.

Business Opportunities

GROWING YOUR OWN FOOD HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER!

Decide which unit(s) work for your

lifestyle/business.

Unbox, assemble and set up your 2445 Organics SuperGrow Rack(s).


Plant your seeds and water your 2445 Organics SuperGrow Rack.

Enjoy fresh organic food at your fingertips!



100% SOIL GROWN

We use our own specially crafted blend of soil ,which is approved for organic production. We add all living activity that the earth has lost over many years of

overuse (along with pesticides, weed killers, etc.) and several types of pollution. Because we‘re soil-based, we can grow almost anything!

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW


What Will I Receive?

If you purchase our rack system, it will include all items you need to get started and maintain your new home grow rack.

Local Sustainability

Grow food for your home, share with others, and sell to your local farmer’s co-op. Turn your SuperGrow system into a potential business opportunity.

How Much Does It Cost To Run?

In addition to the cost of your super grow rack and supplies, the average cost of electricity to run the rack varies between $10 – $28 per month.

Different From Traditional Gardening

Typically, organic grown foods grow 30 – 50% quicker than traditional gardening and you won’t have to battle the elements.

FROM SEED TO HARVEST IN AS LITTLE AS 18 DAYS*

2445 Organics Distributorship

Sell the 2445 Organics

technology in your

community or state!

Rebuilding the economy in

every state and helping

people stay healthy by

sustainably growing their

own food.


Help spread the grow

technology and earn money

while you do it!

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We have distributors in the Northeast US, Hawaii, and other areas of the United States to buy your indoor grow rack.

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In The News

05 Nov, 2020
Check out this feature story on AgZeit. They are using 2445 Organics Supergrow Rack. Watch the clip here : FOX40
05 Nov, 2020
Submitted by Katsitsionni Fox Salmon River has begun organic indoor gardening at all three buildings. Title VI (formerly Title VII) purchased a system from 2445 Organics for the SRC Campus last year and recently purchased one for the St. Regis Mohawk School. We also have three other growing systems in the Middle School that were purchased with other funding that are managed by Mrs. Hutchins in a 12-1-1 room and by Mrs. Oakes in the Middle School Library. So far this year the Mohawk Club, grade 1 and grade 4 have planted and cared for the plants in the growing system here at the SRC campus. They receive teachings from Katsitsionni Fox on the cultural significance of seeds and how it relates to our ceremonies. They also learned about what plants need to grow, about heirloom seeds and organic growing. We have planted lettuce, mixed greens, spinach, basil and cilantro. Teachers and students are always excited to watch as the seeds they plant grow. The system has lights that are set on a timer and the teachers make sure their class waters the plants a few times a week. Within three weeks they have a crop they can harvest. The students enjoy a salad party with the organic food plants they have cared for. Last week at the Mohawk School the students in Miss Johnson, Mr. McDonald and Mrs. Well classes planted lettuce, which has already sprouted. This spring we will be starting other vegetables including some Haudenosaunee Heirloom seeds which we will transfer to outdoor raised beds here at the SRC campus. We hope to spark interest in our youth to plant their own organic foods View original source from Indian TImes
05 Nov, 2020
HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – The William J. Dean Technical High School in Holyoke has become the first career and technical education school in New England to grow organic greens indoors. William J. Dean Technical High School is the first school in New England to feature the Evanlee Grow Racks, which is patented Super Grow System where organic vegetables are grown in primitive soil, indoors. These racks consist of basil, kale, parsley, citrus basil, and baby spinach. Students in the culinary program learn different aspects of the growing process such as seeding, watering, thinning new sprouts, and harvesting. Students learn how to sell food, develop recipes, and learn the business aspect of marketing and pricing. Read full, original article here .
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