The AeroGarden Trio Grow Light is $30 at Amazon in the US at the time of writing, according to 9to5Toys. The maker’s own US page, run by ScottsMiracle-Gro, lists the light at $46.99 and shows it as reduced from $69.99 to a clearance price, so the Amazon price sits well under both figures.
How much is the AeroGarden Trio Grow Light now?
The deal price is $30 in US dollars on the US Amazon listing that 9to5Toys linked. For comparison, the AeroGarden page on the ScottsMiracle-Gro site shows $46.99 in US dollars, marked “Price reduced from $69.99 to Clearance”. 9to5Toys quotes a different regular price of $90 and calls $30 a new low. Because the maker’s page shows $69.99 as the earlier price, treat that as the official reference.
No end date is given by either source, so prices can change at any time. The maker’s page does not say why the light is marked as clearance, and 9to5Toys does not say either, so check the Amazon listing for the current price and for who is selling and shipping it.
| Where | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon, US | $30 | Reported by 9to5Toys |
| ScottsMiracle-Gro (AeroGarden), US | $46.99 | Marked as reduced from $69.99 to clearance |
| 9to5Toys regular price quoted | $90 | Differs from the maker’s page |
All prices are US dollars at US stores. Other countries were not checked.
What does it do?
The Trio is a plant light, not a full hydroponic garden. It has three bendable arms, each with a 5W LED light, so one lamp can cover several houseplants. According to the maker, it suits plants up to 12 inches tall, and the arms adjust between 11 and 17 inches in height.
Details from the maker’s page and 9to5Toys:
- Four light modes: full-spectrum, white, warm and cool
- Dimming and an automatic timer, set through the AeroGarden app
- Remote on and off through the app, plus dimming from bright to dim
- One grow light and a 6 foot power cord in the box
9to5Toys notes that the app adds scheduling and mode controls, and it presents the light as a way to give indoor plants extra light now that many are coming inside for the winter.
Who should buy it?
It suits people with a few small houseplants on a shelf, desk or kitchen counter where daylight is weak, particularly as the days get shorter. The bendable arms let you point light at individual pots, and the timer means you do not have to switch it on and off by hand. At this price it is also an inexpensive way to try a smart grow light before you buy a larger setup. The maker’s page shows an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 53 reviews, though those are reviews left on the maker’s own store, so read the Amazon reviews as well.
It is not the right choice for tall plants, since the maker rates it for plants up to 12 inches tall, or for anyone who wants a self-watering garden. It also needs a nearby outlet, and you need the AeroGarden app to unlock the scheduling and mode controls on a phone.
What to check before buying
- Confirm the final price on the Amazon page, since a price like this can change without notice.
- Check the exact model on the listing: AeroGarden Trio Grow Light, with the same three-arm design described above.
- Measure the space. The light is about 24 inches deep and its arms adjust from 11 to 17 inches high, according to the maker.
- Make sure your tallest plant stays under the 12 inch guideline, or choose a different style of light.
Next step: open the Amazon listing and the maker’s page side by side, compare the price and the model details, and decide whether the $30 price still holds before you order.
