Complete Collection
Here are all the robots, accessories and garden programs to ensure your vegetable gardening is easier and more enjoyable. Garden Happy with Tertill!
Tertill Weeding Robot
Regular price
$349.00
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Tertill is designed to help more people enjoy the many health and wellness benefits of gardening - without all the weeding. Tertill lives in the garden, runs on sunshine, and weeds every day. It's the perfect gardening companion!
- Solar-Powered & weatherproof - Stays in garden from spring through fall
- Kills pre-emergent weeds with specially designed wheels
- Chops down sprouted weeds with string trimmer
- Easy set up - No Programming or mapping - just push the button
- Proven as effective as hand weeding by the Cornell School of Agriculture
- Uses height to tell plants from weeds - comes with guards to protect small plants
- Weeds in 2-5 minute intervals for 1-2 hours a day
- Maintains up to a 200 square foot garden
- From the inventor of Roomba
Includes:
- Solar-powered weeding robot, with
- 10 Plant Guards
- 10 Row Guards
- 10 Replacement whacker strings
- Laminated garden planner
We hope you love Tertill as much as we do! If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, you have 60 days to return your Tertill from the date of purchase. We will refund 100% of the cost of Tertill plus any applicable sales tax and even pay for shipping Tertill back to us.
Please review the Where Tertill Works page to make sure that Tertill is right for your application.
Returns
Please email support@tertill.com and tell us why you would like to return Tertill. We will review your request and then create a USPS postage paid return label.
Pack up Tertill and all accessories (in the original box if possible) and mail it back to us. Please include the RMA number and your original order number or other proof of purchase. NOTE: We cannot accept Tertills that are damaged from mishandling, falls or misuse.
Refunds
Once we receive your robot, we will inspect it and notify you on the status of your return. If your return is approved, we will refund 100% of your purchase price plus applicable sales tax. The time it takes for the credit to post to your account depends on your card issuer's policies.
Contact Us
If you have any questions on how to return Tertill, contact us at support@tertill.com.
You can always contact us about any operating questions, or repair inquiries.
How does it know a weed from a plant?
Tertill has forward-facing sensors that detect plants. When they sense a plant, Tertill turns away. Plants too short to reach Tertill’s edges are assumed to be weeds. You keep short plants safe by placing provided plant guards around them until they are tall enough for Tertill to recognize. When Tertill approaches the guard, it will sense it and turn away.
How does it remove them? won’t the weeds just grow back?
Tertill has two mechanisms for keeping weeds out of your garden. First, by continuously roaming over the soil, it prevents many would-be weeds from successfully germinating, much like a well-worn path. Then, if there are weeds that manage to grow, it whacks these weeds using a spinning string trimmer, which cuts the weed off near the ground. Because Tertill lives in your garden and goes looking for weeds every day, weeds are always small when the robot finds them. A whacked weed may sprout again, but sprouting takes energy stored in the seed or root. By coming back every day, Tertill never lets a weed develop the leaves it needs to replenish this energy, so eventually, the weed gives up and dies.
How does Tertill know where the edge of my garden is?
There needs to be at least a 4-inch barrier around your garden to keep Tertill from wandering away. The barrier might be a fence, edging, or the wooden border of a raised bed. Tertill has a simple, reliable strategy to ensure that it covers the garden, using algorithms similar to Roomba and other robotic vacuums.
Why does Tertill stop so much?
Tertill is able to maintain up to a ten by twenty-foot garden by carefully managing how it uses the power it collects from the sun. A key to this is Tertill’s ability to run for small amounts of time throughout the day. Over the course of a day, the total run time will be between one to two hours depending on the amount of sunlight available. More details are available on our support site.
Do I need to charge my Tertill?
Tertill gets all its needed power from the sun. When there is sunlight—even on cloudy days—Tertill’s solar cell converts the light into electricity. The robot stores the energy in a battery. You don’t need to charge Tertill’s battery. Tertill uses its stored power smartly—during cloudy stretches, when less power is available, it patrols for weeds less often. Tertill is more aggressive during periods with more sun. Fortunately, weeds grow more slowly when they have less light.
How many Tertills do I need for my garden?
A single Tertill can maintain up to a 20 ft by 10 ft garden or about 200 square feet. If you have an unusually large garden (good for you!) you might get better performance with more than one robot.
Will Tertill get stuck?
Tertill’s four-wheel-drive and round body design minimizes the chance of it getting stuck, but it can happen. It is important to check on Tertill every few days, especially when you first set up your garden or after severe weather or watering. Should Tertill ever get stuck simply eliminate the obstacle and place it back down to allow it to continue to patrol for weeds.
Tertill Gift Giver Bundle
Regular price
$399.00
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Give the ultimate gardening gift - a weed-free garden! Your favorite gardener can enjoy taking care of their plants - while Tertill takes care of the weeds.
FREE Shipping, NO RISK Returns & 1-Year Limited Warranty
Off-Season Special: Warranty & 60-Day Return Period don't start until March 1, 2022!
Tertill is designed to help more people enjoy the many health and wellness benefits of gardening - without all the weeding. Tertill lives in the garden, runs on sunshine, and weeds every day. It's the perfect gardening companion!
- Solar-Powered & weatherproof - Stays in garden from spring through fall
- Kills pre-emergent weeds with specially designed wheels
- Chops down sprouted weeds with string trimmer
- Easy set up - No Programming or mapping - just push the button
- Proven as effective as hand weeding by the Cornell School of Agriculture
- Uses height to tell plants from weeds - comes with guards to protect small plants
- Weeds in 2-5 minute intervals for 1-2 hours a day
- Maintains up to a 200 square foot garden
- From the inventor of Roomba
The Tertill® Gift Giver Bundle adds extra accessories to ensure the recipient has everything they need to use Tertill in their garden. The best garden gift for Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, or anyone who wants to grow fresh healthy vegetables - without all the weeding.
FREE Shipping, NO RISK Returns & 1-Year Limited Warranty
Includes:
- Tertill Package
- 10 Plant Guards
- 10 Row Guards
- 10 replacement whacker strings
- 20 Additional Plant Guards
- 20 Additional Row Guards
- Whacker String Replacement Kit
- 20 replacement whacker strings
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2 replacement whacker hubs
We hope you love Tertill as much as we do! If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, you have 60 days to return your Tertill from the date of purchase. We will refund 100% of the cost of Tertill plus any applicable sales tax and even pay for shipping Tertill back to us.
Please review the Where Tertill Works page to make sure that Tertill is right for your application.
Returns
Please email support@tertill.com and tell us why you would like to return Tertill. We will review your request and then create a USPS postage paid return label.
Pack up Tertill and all accessories (in the original box if possible) and mail it back to us. Please include the RMA number and your original order number or other proof of purchase. NOTE: We cannot accept Tertills that are damaged from mishandling, falls or misuse.
Refunds
Once we receive your robot, we will inspect it and notify you on the status of your return. If your return is approved, we will refund 100% of your purchase price plus applicable sales tax. The time it takes for the credit to post to your account depends on your card issuer's policies.
Contact Us
If you have any questions on how to return Tertill, contact us at support@tertill.com.
You can always contact us about any operating questions, or repair inquiries.
How does it know a weed from a plant?
Tertill has forward-facing sensors that detect plants. When they sense a plant, Tertill turns away. Plants too short to reach Tertill’s edges are assumed to be weeds. You keep short plants safe by placing provided plant guards around them until they are tall enough for Tertill to recognize. When Tertill approaches the guard, it will sense it and turn away.
How does it remove them? won’t the weeds just grow back?
Tertill has two mechanisms for keeping weeds out of your garden. First, by continuously roaming over the soil, it prevents many would-be weeds from successfully germinating, much like a well-worn path. Then, if there are weeds that manage to grow, it whacks these weeds using a spinning string trimmer, which cuts the weed off near the ground. Because Tertill lives in your garden and goes looking for weeds every day, weeds are always small when the robot finds them. A whacked weed may sprout again, but sprouting takes energy stored in the seed or root. By coming back every day, Tertill never lets a weed develop the leaves it needs to replenish this energy, so eventually, the weed gives up and dies.
How does Tertill know where the edge of my garden is?
There needs to be at least a 4-inch barrier around your garden to keep Tertill from wandering away. The barrier might be a fence, edging, or the wooden border of a raised bed. Tertill has a simple, reliable strategy to ensure that it covers the garden, using algorithms similar to Roomba and other robotic vacuums.
Why does Tertill stop so much?
Tertill is able to maintain up to a ten by twenty-foot garden by carefully managing how it uses the power it collects from the sun. A key to this is Tertill’s ability to run for small amounts of time throughout the day. Over the course of a day, the total run time will be between one to two hours depending on the amount of sunlight available. More details are available on our support site.
Do I need to charge my Tertill?
Tertill gets all its needed power from the sun. When there is sunlight—even on cloudy days—Tertill’s solar cell converts the light into electricity. The robot stores the energy in a battery. You don’t need to charge Tertill’s battery. Tertill uses its stored power smartly—during cloudy stretches, when less power is available, it patrols for weeds less often. Tertill is more aggressive during periods with more sun. Fortunately, weeds grow more slowly when they have less light.
How many Tertills do I need for my garden?
A single Tertill can maintain up to a 20 ft by 10 ft garden or about 200 square feet. If you have an unusually large garden (good for you!) you might get better performance with more than one robot.
Will Tertill get stuck?
Tertill’s four-wheel-drive and round body design minimizes the chance of it getting stuck, but it can happen. It is important to check on Tertill every few days, especially when you first set up your garden or after severe weather or watering. Should Tertill ever get stuck simply eliminate the obstacle and place it back down to allow it to continue to patrol for weeds.
Tertill Accessory Kit
Regular price
$49.99
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The Tertill Accessory Kit contains more of the accessories included with the base robot. This kit includes a 20-pack of whacker string replacements, a 2-pack of whacker hub replacements, a 20 pack of plant guards and a 20 pack of row guards.
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Tertill plant and row guards can be used to protect small plants and seedlings until they grow tall enough for Tertill's sensors to detect
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Tertill row and plant guards also help identify where seeds are planted and provide a place to place a plant identification label (label not included)
We hope you love Tertill as much as we do! If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, you have 60 days to return your Tertill from the date of purchase. We will refund 100% of the cost of Tertill plus any applicable sales tax and even pay for shipping Tertill back to us.
Please review the Where Tertill Works page to make sure that Tertill is right for your application.
Returns
Please email support@tertill.com and tell us why you would like to return Tertill. We will review your request and then create a USPS postage paid return label.
Pack up Tertill and all accessories (in the original box if possible) and mail it back to us. Please include the RMA number and your original order number or other proof of purchase. NOTE: We cannot accept Tertills that are damaged from mishandling, falls or misuse.
Refunds
Once we receive your robot, we will inspect it and notify you on the status of your return. If your return is approved, we will refund 100% of your purchase price plus applicable sales tax. The time it takes for the credit to post to your account depends on your card issuer's policies.
Contact Us
If you have any questions on how to return Tertill, contact us at support@tertill.com.
You can always contact us about any operating questions, or repair inquiries.
How does it know a weed from a plant?
Tertill has forward-facing sensors that detect plants. When they sense a plant, Tertill turns away. Plants too short to reach Tertill’s edges are assumed to be weeds. You keep short plants safe by placing provided plant guards around them until they are tall enough for Tertill to recognize. When Tertill approaches the guard, it will sense it and turn away.
How does it remove them? won’t the weeds just grow back?
Tertill has two mechanisms for keeping weeds out of your garden. First, by continuously roaming over the soil, it prevents many would-be weeds from successfully germinating, much like a well-worn path. Then, if there are weeds that manage to grow, it whacks these weeds using a spinning string trimmer, which cuts the weed off near the ground. Because Tertill lives in your garden and goes looking for weeds every day, weeds are always small when the robot finds them. A whacked weed may sprout again, but sprouting takes energy stored in the seed or root. By coming back every day, Tertill never lets a weed develop the leaves it needs to replenish this energy, so eventually, the weed gives up and dies.
How does Tertill know where the edge of my garden is?
There needs to be at least a 4-inch barrier around your garden to keep Tertill from wandering away. The barrier might be a fence, edging, or the wooden border of a raised bed. Tertill has a simple, reliable strategy to ensure that it covers the garden, using algorithms similar to Roomba and other robotic vacuums.
Why does Tertill stop so much?
Tertill is able to maintain up to a ten by twenty-foot garden by carefully managing how it uses the power it collects from the sun. A key to this is Tertill’s ability to run for small amounts of time throughout the day. Over the course of a day, the total run time will be between one to two hours depending on the amount of sunlight available. More details are available on our support site.
Do I need to charge my Tertill?
Tertill gets all its needed power from the sun. When there is sunlight—even on cloudy days—Tertill’s solar cell converts the light into electricity. The robot stores the energy in a battery. You don’t need to charge Tertill’s battery. Tertill uses its stored power smartly—during cloudy stretches, when less power is available, it patrols for weeds less often. Tertill is more aggressive during periods with more sun. Fortunately, weeds grow more slowly when they have less light.
How many Tertills do I need for my garden?
A single Tertill can maintain up to a 20 ft by 10 ft garden or about 200 square feet. If you have an unusually large garden (good for you!) you might get better performance with more than one robot.
Will Tertill get stuck?
Tertill’s four-wheel-drive and round body design minimizes the chance of it getting stuck, but it can happen. It is important to check on Tertill every few days, especially when you first set up your garden or after severe weather or watering. Should Tertill ever get stuck simply eliminate the obstacle and place it back down to allow it to continue to patrol for weeds.
Whacker String Replacement Kit
Regular price
$14.99
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Replacement parts for the whacker.
Details:
- 20 whacker strings
- 2 whacker hubs
We hope you love Tertill as much as we do! If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, you have 60 days to return your Tertill from the date of purchase. We will refund 100% of the cost of Tertill plus any applicable sales tax and even pay for shipping Tertill back to us.
Please review the Where Tertill Works page to make sure that Tertill is right for your application.
Returns
Please email support@tertill.com and tell us why you would like to return Tertill. We will review your request and then create a USPS postage paid return label.
Pack up Tertill and all accessories (in the original box if possible) and mail it back to us. Please include the RMA number and your original order number or other proof of purchase. NOTE: We cannot accept Tertills that are damaged from mishandling, falls or misuse.
Refunds
Once we receive your robot, we will inspect it and notify you on the status of your return. If your return is approved, we will refund 100% of your purchase price plus applicable sales tax. The time it takes for the credit to post to your account depends on your card issuer's policies.
Contact Us
If you have any questions on how to return Tertill, contact us at support@tertill.com.
You can always contact us about any operating questions, or repair inquiries.
How does it know a weed from a plant?
Tertill has forward-facing sensors that detect plants. When they sense a plant, Tertill turns away. Plants too short to reach Tertill’s edges are assumed to be weeds. You keep short plants safe by placing provided plant guards around them until they are tall enough for Tertill to recognize. When Tertill approaches the guard, it will sense it and turn away.
How does it remove them? won’t the weeds just grow back?
Tertill has two mechanisms for keeping weeds out of your garden. First, by continuously roaming over the soil, it prevents many would-be weeds from successfully germinating, much like a well-worn path. Then, if there are weeds that manage to grow, it whacks these weeds using a spinning string trimmer, which cuts the weed off near the ground. Because Tertill lives in your garden and goes looking for weeds every day, weeds are always small when the robot finds them. A whacked weed may sprout again, but sprouting takes energy stored in the seed or root. By coming back every day, Tertill never lets a weed develop the leaves it needs to replenish this energy, so eventually, the weed gives up and dies.
How does Tertill know where the edge of my garden is?
There needs to be at least a 4-inch barrier around your garden to keep Tertill from wandering away. The barrier might be a fence, edging, or the wooden border of a raised bed. Tertill has a simple, reliable strategy to ensure that it covers the garden, using algorithms similar to Roomba and other robotic vacuums.
Why does Tertill stop so much?
Tertill is able to maintain up to a ten by twenty-foot garden by carefully managing how it uses the power it collects from the sun. A key to this is Tertill’s ability to run for small amounts of time throughout the day. Over the course of a day, the total run time will be between one to two hours depending on the amount of sunlight available. More details are available on our support site.
Do I need to charge my Tertill?
Tertill gets all its needed power from the sun. When there is sunlight—even on cloudy days—Tertill’s solar cell converts the light into electricity. The robot stores the energy in a battery. You don’t need to charge Tertill’s battery. Tertill uses its stored power smartly—during cloudy stretches, when less power is available, it patrols for weeds less often. Tertill is more aggressive during periods with more sun. Fortunately, weeds grow more slowly when they have less light.
How many Tertills do I need for my garden?
A single Tertill can maintain up to a 20 ft by 10 ft garden or about 200 square feet. If you have an unusually large garden (good for you!) you might get better performance with more than one robot.
Will Tertill get stuck?
Tertill’s four-wheel-drive and round body design minimizes the chance of it getting stuck, but it can happen. It is important to check on Tertill every few days, especially when you first set up your garden or after severe weather or watering. Should Tertill ever get stuck simply eliminate the obstacle and place it back down to allow it to continue to patrol for weeds.
Plant Guards (20 pieces)
Regular price
$19.99
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Plant guards are used to keep Tertill® away from small or delicate plants in your garden until they are big enough to touch Tertill's sensors.
Specifications:
- 9.2 in (23 cm) H 4. 2 in (11 cm) W 3.2 in (8 cm) D
- 0.080″ (2.08mm) diameter galvanized, hard-drawn wire
- 20 pieces
We hope you love Tertill as much as we do! If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, you have 60 days to return your Tertill from the date of purchase. We will refund 100% of the cost of Tertill plus any applicable sales tax and even pay for shipping Tertill back to us.
Please review the Where Tertill Works page to make sure that Tertill is right for your application.
Returns
Please email support@tertill.com and tell us why you would like to return Tertill. We will review your request and then create a USPS postage paid return label.
Pack up Tertill and all accessories (in the original box if possible) and mail it back to us. Please include the RMA number and your original order number or other proof of purchase. NOTE: We cannot accept Tertills that are damaged from mishandling, falls or misuse.
Refunds
Once we receive your robot, we will inspect it and notify you on the status of your return. If your return is approved, we will refund 100% of your purchase price plus applicable sales tax. The time it takes for the credit to post to your account depends on your card issuer's policies.
Contact Us
If you have any questions on how to return Tertill, contact us at support@tertill.com.
You can always contact us about any operating questions, or repair inquiries.
How does it know a weed from a plant?
Tertill has forward-facing sensors that detect plants. When they sense a plant, Tertill turns away. Plants too short to reach Tertill’s edges are assumed to be weeds. You keep short plants safe by placing provided plant guards around them until they are tall enough for Tertill to recognize. When Tertill approaches the guard, it will sense it and turn away.
How does it remove them? won’t the weeds just grow back?
Tertill has two mechanisms for keeping weeds out of your garden. First, by continuously roaming over the soil, it prevents many would-be weeds from successfully germinating, much like a well-worn path. Then, if there are weeds that manage to grow, it whacks these weeds using a spinning string trimmer, which cuts the weed off near the ground. Because Tertill lives in your garden and goes looking for weeds every day, weeds are always small when the robot finds them. A whacked weed may sprout again, but sprouting takes energy stored in the seed or root. By coming back every day, Tertill never lets a weed develop the leaves it needs to replenish this energy, so eventually, the weed gives up and dies.
How does Tertill know where the edge of my garden is?
There needs to be at least a 4-inch barrier around your garden to keep Tertill from wandering away. The barrier might be a fence, edging, or the wooden border of a raised bed. Tertill has a simple, reliable strategy to ensure that it covers the garden, using algorithms similar to Roomba and other robotic vacuums.
Why does Tertill stop so much?
Tertill is able to maintain up to a ten by twenty-foot garden by carefully managing how it uses the power it collects from the sun. A key to this is Tertill’s ability to run for small amounts of time throughout the day. Over the course of a day, the total run time will be between one to two hours depending on the amount of sunlight available. More details are available on our support site.
Do I need to charge my Tertill?
Tertill gets all its needed power from the sun. When there is sunlight—even on cloudy days—Tertill’s solar cell converts the light into electricity. The robot stores the energy in a battery. You don’t need to charge Tertill’s battery. Tertill uses its stored power smartly—during cloudy stretches, when less power is available, it patrols for weeds less often. Tertill is more aggressive during periods with more sun. Fortunately, weeds grow more slowly when they have less light.
How many Tertills do I need for my garden?
A single Tertill can maintain up to a 20 ft by 10 ft garden or about 200 square feet. If you have an unusually large garden (good for you!) you might get better performance with more than one robot.
Will Tertill get stuck?
Tertill’s four-wheel-drive and round body design minimizes the chance of it getting stuck, but it can happen. It is important to check on Tertill every few days, especially when you first set up your garden or after severe weather or watering. Should Tertill ever get stuck simply eliminate the obstacle and place it back down to allow it to continue to patrol for weeds.
Row Guards (20 pieces)
Regular price
$19.99
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Row guards are used to keep Tertill® away from small or delicate plants in your garden until they are big enough to touch Tertill's sensors.
Specifications:
- 9.5″ (240mm) wide by 8.5″ (215mm) deep
- 0.080″ (2.08mm) diameter galvanized, hard-drawn wire
- Bundle of 20
We hope you love Tertill as much as we do! If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, you have 60 days to return your Tertill from the date of purchase. We will refund 100% of the cost of Tertill plus any applicable sales tax and even pay for shipping Tertill back to us.
Please review the Where Tertill Works page to make sure that Tertill is right for your application.
Returns
Please email support@tertill.com and tell us why you would like to return Tertill. We will review your request and then create a USPS postage paid return label.
Pack up Tertill and all accessories (in the original box if possible) and mail it back to us. Please include the RMA number and your original order number or other proof of purchase. NOTE: We cannot accept Tertills that are damaged from mishandling, falls or misuse.
Refunds
Once we receive your robot, we will inspect it and notify you on the status of your return. If your return is approved, we will refund 100% of your purchase price plus applicable sales tax. The time it takes for the credit to post to your account depends on your card issuer's policies.
Contact Us
If you have any questions on how to return Tertill, contact us at support@tertill.com.
You can always contact us about any operating questions, or repair inquiries.
How does it know a weed from a plant?
Tertill has forward-facing sensors that detect plants. When they sense a plant, Tertill turns away. Plants too short to reach Tertill’s edges are assumed to be weeds. You keep short plants safe by placing provided plant guards around them until they are tall enough for Tertill to recognize. When Tertill approaches the guard, it will sense it and turn away.
How does it remove them? won’t the weeds just grow back?
Tertill has two mechanisms for keeping weeds out of your garden. First, by continuously roaming over the soil, it prevents many would-be weeds from successfully germinating, much like a well-worn path. Then, if there are weeds that manage to grow, it whacks these weeds using a spinning string trimmer, which cuts the weed off near the ground. Because Tertill lives in your garden and goes looking for weeds every day, weeds are always small when the robot finds them. A whacked weed may sprout again, but sprouting takes energy stored in the seed or root. By coming back every day, Tertill never lets a weed develop the leaves it needs to replenish this energy, so eventually, the weed gives up and dies.
How does Tertill know where the edge of my garden is?
There needs to be at least a 4-inch barrier around your garden to keep Tertill from wandering away. The barrier might be a fence, edging, or the wooden border of a raised bed. Tertill has a simple, reliable strategy to ensure that it covers the garden, using algorithms similar to Roomba and other robotic vacuums.
Why does Tertill stop so much?
Tertill is able to maintain up to a ten by twenty-foot garden by carefully managing how it uses the power it collects from the sun. A key to this is Tertill’s ability to run for small amounts of time throughout the day. Over the course of a day, the total run time will be between one to two hours depending on the amount of sunlight available. More details are available on our support site.
Do I need to charge my Tertill?
Tertill gets all its needed power from the sun. When there is sunlight—even on cloudy days—Tertill’s solar cell converts the light into electricity. The robot stores the energy in a battery. You don’t need to charge Tertill’s battery. Tertill uses its stored power smartly—during cloudy stretches, when less power is available, it patrols for weeds less often. Tertill is more aggressive during periods with more sun. Fortunately, weeds grow more slowly when they have less light.
How many Tertills do I need for my garden?
A single Tertill can maintain up to a 20 ft by 10 ft garden or about 200 square feet. If you have an unusually large garden (good for you!) you might get better performance with more than one robot.
Will Tertill get stuck?
Tertill’s four-wheel-drive and round body design minimizes the chance of it getting stuck, but it can happen. It is important to check on Tertill every few days, especially when you first set up your garden or after severe weather or watering. Should Tertill ever get stuck simply eliminate the obstacle and place it back down to allow it to continue to patrol for weeds.
Here are all the robots, accessories and garden programs to ensure your vegetable gardening is easier and more enjoyable. Garden Happy with Tertill!