Our Mission

To Grow Fresh Air.

NASA Research

Dr. B.C. Wolverton, a NASA research scientist specializing in the use of natural processes for resolving environmental pollution, led five studies that conclude plants are capable of completely scouring the air of common pollutants.  Hydroculture plants remove volatile organic compounds, carcinogens, and toxins from the air. They reduce airborne allergens and microbes.  The soil-less medium of hydroculture plants does not harbor molds, fungi, bacteria, nor pests.  The system helps regulate air temperature by adding vital humidity to a typically dry indoor environment.

Our Company

GreenSpacers is a green technology company dedicated to growing fresh air through the use of soil-free plants.  We constantly strive to improve the process from the care of our hydroculture plants to the application of plants in your home and office.  In July 2011, GreenSpacers was one of 15 companies awarded a Technology Product Grant approved by the MTECH Maryland Industrial Partnerships Program in partnership with University of Maryland.

Product Development Grant

GreenSpacers has teamed up with Dr. Thomas Handwerker, Professor, University of Maryland, Eastern Shore to test the company’s soil-less plant growing systems.  The research hypothesis is to prove hydroculture plants remove targeted volatile organic compounds, do not harbor microbes, and do not release bio-aerosols.  This innovative research will allow live plants to be placed in hospitals and clinics.