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LG Electronics introduces a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance

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LG Electronics introduces an updated concept of green living with its modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance.

LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance
LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance (LG Electronics)

Tiiun, which means “to sprout” in Korean, is an apt name for LG’s newest appliance that enables even the most novice of gardeners to cultivate vegetables, herbs and even flowers in the comfort of their own homes.

LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance
LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance (LG Electronics)

Designed as a completely self-contained unit, LG tiiun features two shelves that can each hold up to six all-in-one seed packages along with three different kinds of seed kits. With each seed package containing 10 holes for seed germination, users can grow a variety of greens simultaneously for home-grown goodness in only four to eight weeks.

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LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance
LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance (LG Electronics)

A CES 2022 Innovation Award winner, LG tiiun was recognized for its innovative technology and design and for the differentiated consumer benefit it delivers. This modern smart gardening system leverages LG’s technological expertise across multiple home appliance categories to deliver reliable results and an effortless, largely automated, plant cultivation process, employing various technologies from decades of expertise honed from developing advanced refrigerators, water purifiers and ventilation systems.

LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance
LG Tiiun, a modern freestanding indoor gardening appliance (LG Electronics)

Utilizing LG’s renowned Inverter Compressor, the Flexible Weather Control System precisely adjusts tiiun’s internal temperature to create the optimal conditions for organic growth. As well as automatically regulating temperature and light to mimic the natural cycle of the day, LG’s smart gardening system delivers water eight times every 24 hours while its Auto Ebb & Watering System circulates the ideal amount of moisture to help transform the seeds into healthy greens and vibrant flowers.

The internal structure of LG tiiun is designed to increase photosynthesis efficiency, amplifying the effect of the internal LED light source to speed up the growing process. The transparent door lets users watch their plants grow while still providing an airtight seal to maintain a consistent internal temperature and keep pesky insects out. With LG’s mobile ThinQ™ app, users can monitor the entire germination process from afar, check or change settings and receive notifications when the water tank needs refilling.

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