Vitæ Exceeds Crowdfunding Target in Mission to Lead the Way for Sustainable Urban Agriculture

ISLINGTON, U.K. - Nov. 16, 2022 - PRLog -- Vitæ, the award-winning company aiming to reinvent urban agriculture, has overfunded its IndieGogo crowdfunding campaign in just 48 hours. The British company has created the Vitæ Halo, an innovative indoor herb garden that grows fresh, tasteful herbs whenever or wherever you need them. Its crowdfunding campaign, successfully launched on 8th November 2022, will remain open for another 30 days - with an ultimate target of £40,000.

The company was founded by Isaac Conrad McNamara and Arthur Georges, two King's College London alumni and entrepreneurs passionate about innovation and sustainability, with the dream that people should be able to access fresh and tasteful food anywhere.

The Vitæ Halo Indoor Garden makes growing your own food easier, more sustainable, entirely autonomous, and unlike traditional gardening. It is made from 100% bio plastics from trusted UK partners, and uses 90% less water than soil-based agriculture, with 100% organic seeds and nutrients. Herbs grown in the Vitæ Halo have a 30% richer taste and 40% higher nutritional value, and are 100% natural (no pesticides, no GMO), and 100% autonomous.

The Vitæ Halo is easy to use: Just place Smart Seeds in the pods, add water, flip the switch and wait for a variety of different flavourful herbs to grow. The system comes with a complimentary set of 5 plant pods, with more than 10 different plant varieties to choose from - with new ones being added every month.

With the Indiegogo campaign, Vitæ aims to build bigger and more refined units that can be used domestically and commercially in urban spaces. It will also open urban shops for customers to buy pre-grown herbs to use in their home smart garden, and continue to have fresh herbs that do not spoil, avoiding food waste.

Reaching its funding goal was only the beginning for Vitæ, as it aims to reach further goals to develop its offering for customers. Hitting the £10,000 mark, which Vitæ calls its 'farmers stretch goal', would allow the business to put a variety of spices and leafy greens into production more quickly. Reaching £25,000, its 'growers stretch goal', would allow Vitæ to start building an app so customers can control their indoor garden. Vitæ's 'ultimate goal' at £40,000 would allow the team to start building and testing their own wall farms.

For more information about Vitæ, support the crowdfunding campaign, and get a Vitæ Halo Indoor Garden at a discounted price visit Indiegogo (https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/meet-vitae-s-indoor-ga...).

Vitæ is part of the Startupbootcamp sustainability accelerator and will present their traction on 6th December. You can sign up here (https://www.tickettailor.com/events/startupbootcamp1/773832).