Best Hydroponics Equipment Supplier Torrance Near Me

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With multiple warehouses you can get the supplies you need delivered to your door faster for free.

4worldlovers: First opened in 2005, GreenCoast Hydroponics was the first store of its kind in Long Beach. Since then, we have expanded from our small space nestled in a strip mall to a 12,000 square foot fully-stocked showroom. Our corporate headquarters is now one of the few hydroponic retail locations that can easily accommodate the needs of a 50-light commercial grow system.

The Long Beach location is conveniently located off the Lakewood South exit on the 405 freeway in a business park with entrances off Grand at Willow and Burnett at Redondo. Our Long Beach showroom also houses the GreenCoast Hydroponics Corporate Offices, which are entered through the front. Enter through the back of the building through the roll-up door to enter the retail space where you will find informational displays and an impressive inventory of soils and nutrients.

The Long Beach GreenCoast is the hub of the GreenCoast Hydroponics network and as such, it is where most sales staff are trained before being let out into the wild. Long Beach was created as a learning space for any grower, from master to hobbyist, from yield maximization techniques to broad mites. The knowledgeable and friendly staff are more than glad to answer any questions you have.

Long Beach GreenCoast is the best place for your needs involving plants and their growth, regardless of the energy source. Whether you grow outside or inside, tomatoes or orchids, Long Beach’s diverse inventory and impressive ability to obtain products will be the end of your search for a one-stop shop.

Retail Space: please enter through the back of the building through the roll-up door.

Environmentally Conscious? GreenCoast Long Beach is a certified Green Business, recognized by the City of Long Beach. On September 6th, 2011, GCLB completed the Green Business Recognition Program and was subject to a successful audit by the City of Long Beach’s Office of Sustainability, therefore becoming officially Green.