Soil-free plant system
Fully grown hydroponic plants sit in clean pods rather than potting soil.
Real, soil-free plants paired with automated irrigation, app-connected care, and no-plumbing installation for workplaces and other commercial interiors.

Biome addresses four practical barriers that can make indoor planting difficult to operate at scale.
Fully grown hydroponic plants sit in clean pods rather than potting soil.
Computer-controlled irrigation and low-water notifications reduce manual checking.
Taiga and Taiga MAX mount to the wall without a permanent plumbing or drainage connection.
Use a wall-mounted panel, a multi-panel wall, a recess, or the freestanding Oasis divider.
Taiga and Taiga MAX are designed to install and operate without dedicated plumbing infrastructure.
Install the supplied Z-clip and hang the panel on the wall.
Place the soil-free plant pods and fill the internal reservoir.
Connect power and use Wi-Fi/Bluetooth with the Biome app for status and lighting.
Use low-water alerts to guide refills while irrigation runs automatically.
The system is designed to simplify care, installation, lighting, and architectural integration.
Biome automates irrigation and makes routine status visible through connected monitoring, so refill and lighting needs do not depend on visual guesswork alone.


Taiga and Taiga MAX use included mounting hardware and a Z-clip approach. Supplied materials describe direct drywall installation, no bracing, no plumbing, and approximately 30-minute installation.

Halo 2.0 is Biome's optional lighting system for darker interiors. Summer 2026 materials describe it as wireless, magnetic, tunable, and circadian.

Biome can work as living art, a larger feature wall, a recessed millwork element, or the freestanding Oasis divider.


Simplified plant care without dedicated plumbing infrastructure.

Wall-mounted living art for a single-panel statement or a grouped installation.

A taller wall-mounted format for larger vertical compositions.

A freestanding botanical divider for flexible zoning, with optional whiteboard or acoustic felt backing.
Taiga and Taiga MAX use a Z-clip approach for direct drywall mounting with no bracing or plumbing. Supplied materials describe approximately 30-minute installation; Taiga MAX also lists masonry compatibility with included anchors.
Standard power is required. The commercial Taiga catalog specifies one 120V GFCI outlet, while Summer 2026 guidance supports daisy-chaining up to five panels. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and app connectivity support status and care.
Biome lists a powder-coated aluminum exterior, molded HDPE interiors, and RoHS-compliant electronics. Optional Halo 2.0 is described as wireless, magnetic, tunable, and circadian.
Taiga and Taiga MAX include mounting hardware and power cables, with plants shipped separately. Summer 2026 finishes include Chalk, Sandstone, Clay, Serpentine, and Basalt. Oasis can add magnetic whiteboard or acoustic felt backing and casters or stationary support.
Healthcare environments can add stress at the moments people most need calm and reassurance. Research in hospital rooms and waiting areas suggests that visible plants and nature can support lower reported stress and more positive perceptions of the space. Biome provides a practical way to introduce substantial living greenery indoors with real, soil-free plants and technology designed to simplify ongoing care.
Hospital research suggests that visible plants and nature can contribute to lower reported stress and a more restorative experience for patients and visitors.
Add meaningful visual access to living greenery in waiting, family, staff, rehabilitation, and recovery spaces where outdoor nature or natural views may be limited.
Real living plants can soften institutional interiors and help patient, visitor, and staff spaces feel warmer, more welcoming, and connected to nature.
Soil-free plants, automated watering, app-based monitoring, no dedicated plumbing, and optional supplemental lighting help simplify day-to-day plant care for facilities teams.
Healthcare placement: Biome is an environmental design feature, not a medical treatment. Placement should be reviewed with each facility's infection prevention and facilities teams, particularly in high-risk patient-care areas.
Discuss Biome for HealthcareAnswers below reflect current Biome product details.
Yes. Taiga installs directly on drywall with included mounting hardware using a Z-clip approach. No bracing or plumbing is required.
The reservoir provides approximately three weeks of water capacity and typically needs water about twice per month. More frequent top-offs can help maintain freshness.
Natural light can help, but Taiga and Taiga MAX plants are low-light tolerant. Halo provides supplemental plant light where needed.
Power is required; plumbing is not. Taiga accepts 100-240V input and should be connected to a GFCI-protected outlet.
The app can show water level, control lighting, connect the system to Wi-Fi, and send low-water reminders.
Yes. Taiga and Taiga MAX can be installed in drywall alcoves and millwork, while Oasis is a freestanding botanical divider with optional backing and support configurations.
Commercial projects include a three-year hardware warranty and a three-month plant warranty, with extended plant warranty options available. Project-specific terms are confirmed in the final quote.
EvidentWorks can help evaluate wall conditions, power, lighting, care ownership, and the configuration that best matches the space.
Start with the environment, not the product.
Share the space, desired configuration, lighting conditions, and operational constraints. EvidentWorks can help identify what fits and what should be confirmed before procurement.