Peter Praises Green Thumbed Entrepreneur | Dragons' Den 

If it isn’t on Tik tok he doesn’t understand it

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@@ashleyberry1116😅😅

he is a waste of space

The funny thing is she reveals afterwards that she wanted that deal no matter what.

Sorry, I think it will be a bust, but Love Sara

@@turtlejones9279you are clueless

@@nxclyons Why is someone clueless for having an opinion?

He went bankrupt after this.

I just bought 509

Business has shut down

​@@benjames7441it hasn't tho?

They all (minus Stephen) praised both him and the product... You're just doing what human beings do - look for patterns to fit your assumptions, whether they're there or not.

@@callum9999Either that, or Mason is comment-baiting.

Jenny “is out.” 🧐

That's how cartels work 😊

@@callum9999Not really, their comments comapare to the phrase "No offense... But.." Back handed compliments imo

Indeed. Right in the smacker.

She is marvelous.....bet she is a great and fun mom and wife. Husband is lucky

​@@JazzyMarineVetwould you... You know? With her?

And full of passion. Always great seeing her when it makes "click" with other entrepreneurs just like the van guy.

yes, definitely

I so agree ❤

They can edit the B roll to make it look however they want.

@@markshepperson3603 Debra loves patents though

Gardeners who visit garden centres already know how to grow seeds. His target audience are people that don't have experience growing things

@@doghat1619 I understand what you mean but people also visit gc's and don't know what to do.

But, if you are going to a Garden Center, you have zero use for this product…I feel grocery and Dollar stores is the best way…get non gardeners excited to grow something.

@@LuvableAF true true, although i still think gardening centres is a good option. Not everyone's an experienced gardener in all areas, it could be their first time using seeds. People often visit gcs with their family/children or friends, not all of them are gardeners. It's a good idea for kids. Either way, i hope he's successful.

​@@LuvableAFThe business model seems fundamentally flawed from the get go, experienced gardeners won't want it and people who have never gardened before probably won't want it because they don't want to garden. The market is so niche, people who are looking to garden for the first time and don't want to do it the traditional, cheaper and more rewarding way. I mean the point of gardening is so you can plant that seed with your bare hands and nurture the plant... If the business were to ever work I could only see it working in a D2C model, based on a digital brand, possibly in primary schools but that's niche too.

He didn't make it, the company went under.

@@BenjaminGoose reference pls?

@@BenjaminGooseno it didn’t??

Not surprised. It is a gimmick just like Steven presumed. People are particular about what seeds they choose for each climate. This doesn’t makes sense at all

You ruined my day

Like people said you could just buy the seeds and water them. This solves a problem that no one had

Asda getting rid of the last bits of stock... Those cardboard mini farms boxes were 75p in my local ASDA recently, piles of it.. and still not much interest in them.

Bullshit, got a big contract in the US

Seeds, fertile soil and water should all be universal and free for everyone... Governments must step up to empower this change.

Their product got pulled from all Asda locations. They also stopped selling on Amazon october 2023. It seems like the company is or has already been dissolved but I can't 100% confirm since they're trading under a different name.

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You couldn't possibly "say worse" than that attempt at an English sentence. It looks "facially terrible" is not a sentence anyone has ever ushered.. 🙄

You mean the bulldog face?