About Grova
Grova sells urban gardening kits and monthly refills in Lagos and Abuja. Answer three questions about where a plant will live and only see things that survive there.
Why the three questions
Most plants bought for a flat or an apartment die, and they usually die for the same reason: they were put somewhere they were never going to survive. A pepper needs roughly six hours of direct sun. In a shaded corridor it does not grow slowly — it fails, normally around the third week, by which point the money has been spent and the buyer has concluded they cannot grow things.
So Grova does not open with a catalogue. It asks where the plant will live, how much light that spot actually gets, and how much looking after the owner wants to do. Only products matched to those three answers are shown. Nothing is recommended for a spot it would not survive in, and a product nobody has recorded a light requirement for is never suggested at all — silence about a plant's needs is not the same as it being suitable anywhere.
What Grova sells
Growing kits, packed and dispatched by Grova against counted stock rather than listed by third parties, and a monthly refill plan the subscriber can pause or skip in any month. The marketplace also carries resale listings from individual growers — used equipment, surplus seedlings, excess produce. Those sellers have not been vetted and are labelled as individuals rather than verified storefronts, because saying otherwise would claim a credential nobody granted them.
Payment is by card or bank transfer through Paystack.
Where it operates
Lagos and Abuja, Nigeria — 0 neighbourhoods at present. New areas open as delivery routes fill rather than on a schedule, because a refill that does not arrive is worse than one that was never offered.
The name
{# One sentence, from glova.seo, so the prose and the structured data above cannot drift into two slightly different claims. #}Grova is spelled G-R-O-V-A and trades only at grova.africa. It is an urban gardening retailer in Nigeria, and is not connected to Guava Africa (GuavaTel, GuavaPay, GuavaTech), Grova Developments, Grova Foods, or The Grove Africa.
The company trades at https://grova.africa and nowhere else.