1. Attach the light bar

Pass the light strip cable through the center of the three small holes in the top plate and align the strip as shown. Then secure it with the two large knurled nuts and tighten them firmly.

Tip: When screwing it on, place the light strip horizontally on a soft, scratch-free surface to avoid damaging the surface.

2. Connect the light strip cable

Connect the light strip cable to the control housing as shown and then tighten the knurled screw.

Tip: Turn the plug slightly until it clicks into place – only then tighten the knurled screw.

3. Install threaded rods

Place the cover plate with the mounted light bar on the water tank – this will ensure everything is stable for further assembly.

Then screw the two threaded rods tightly onto the screws in the large openings of the cover plate by hand until they are fully screwed in.

4. Stacking plant segments

Now switch to the back of the cover plate or carefully turn the entire assembly 180 degrees, as shown.

Start with the right column:

The "nose" of the first segment points slightly to the right. Guide the threaded rod and the hose through the right channel of the segment. Make sure that the hose always runs to the right of the threaded rod and is fully pulled through and stretched smooth – this prevents it from being pinched.

To secure the first segment, align the knobs on the underside so that they fit into the recesses of the cover plate.

Place the second segment offset at a 90-degree angle. Now the threaded rod and hose must be guided through the left channel.

Memorize:

Nose to the right → right channel

Nose to the left → left channel

Repeat this alternation until 12 segments are stacked on the right side.

Build the left column:

The structure is almost identical to the right side – with one important difference : the hose must always run to the left of the threaded rod in all segments.

The "nose" of the first segment points slightly to the right again. Guide the threaded rod and hose through the right channel.

Here, too, you place the second segment at a 90-degree angle and guide the threaded rod and hose through the left channel.

🔁 Memorize:

Nose to the right → right channel

Nose to the left → left channel

Repeat the process until 12 segments are stacked on the left side as well.

5. Assemble end segments

Now place a final segment (without the "nose") at the very top of both columns. Make sure the water channel is positioned above the nose of the last plant segment.

Then guide the hose in a gentle curve through the water channel of the end segment until it stops.

6. Mount triangular plate

Place the triangular plate on the two columns and the light bar as shown. Then secure it by hand with the smaller knurled nuts until everything is tight and the columns stand stably.

The triangle has no fixed top or bottom – you can mount it on either side.

Tip: First, screw the light bar into place. This makes it easier to position and screw on the columns.

7. Placement and Connection

Now place your Everleaf Garden in a suitable location by lifting both columns simultaneously to about belly height and carefully moving them.

In our guide you will find helpful tips for choosing the ideal location for your garden .

Once your Garden is in the desired location, you can connect it to the power supply. Make sure the plug is inserted with the arrows facing up and is firmly seated.

✅ The assembly is now complete – your Everleaf Garden is now ready for the first planting!

➡️ Here you can find step-by-step instructions on how to start your first plants.