The program featured gardening-related products, including a flower pot selling more than 20,000 units a month, an insecticide that targets only pests while protecting honeybees, and the new grass “Kurapia,” which can be used as an alternative to lawn.
The program’s coverage of gardening products attracting attention was introduced against the backdrop of gardening becoming more familiar in everyday life. It featured several products and their characteristics, with specific product information presented through studio segments and field reporting.
The program’s main feature was the best-selling “Sugoi Ne” flower pot, reportedly selling more than 20,000 units a month. It explained how the pot helps plants grow larger and how it is used.
The insecticide “Vegimax,” which targets only pests, was also featured, including its design for protecting honeybees and the 10-year development period behind it. The product’s approach of controlling pests while avoiding harm to honeybees was explained as one of its key features.
The program also introduced “Kurapia,” a new type of grass that can be used instead of lawn, explaining that it is easy to maintain and produces flowers.