[John J]

Heard about this yesterday and went along to the importer today to try to find out more info. Apparently it is a system developed by a Dutch company primarily designed to assist in establishing trees in extreme conditions, ie deserts. This guy has started to bring them into Cyprus in the hope of finding a market, I assume, though whether or not he will do so is a moot point. Has anyone else come across this product? See htpps://www.groasis.com.

[Jseg123@gmail.com]

I have just discovered this company and its groasis box. It seems very interesting and certainly worth trying. I will try a couple when planting this fall and share my experience.
Has anyone else heard about this groasis box ? Www.groasis.com and many YouTube videos.

[John J]

I acquired one of these boxes last year when they were introduced to the island. I don't know of anyone else who has tried them. My trial was a resounding failure. I realise that this is not enough to condemn the product out of hand and I'll be interested to hear about your experiences.

[Jseg123@gmail.com]

The groasis box is promoted strongly on the web with multiple videos, and it looks very tempting.
For some reason I can't find any over 2 years follow up data, and makes me wonder if these boxes are really efficient..
Does anyone have a practical long term experience?
This would be so helpful.

[Fleur Pavlidis]

I searched fruitlessly for follow up studies too. I'm afraid given John J's experience above this will have to be filed under "too good to be true".

[John J]

I'm not submitting this as a serious scientific experiment, I could be doing things all wrong, but this is my waterboxx after more than a year in situ. Despite the claims that it is not necessary I do water it at intervals. The tree has not grown a cm in that time and looks decidedly unhappy.