Mostly yes, though Flora’s online storefront is in worse shape than its actual product. The smart plant monitor from Shark Tank Season 15 saw real post-show growth, but its primary sales channel has since run into serious technical problems.
What happened on Shark Tank
Founder Aabesh pitched Flora on Season 15. Whether the resulting deal with Lori Greiner was ever formally completed remains unclear, with no public proof of a finalized agreement as of mid-2024.
What the company looks like now
The show drove a real 500% increase in sales along with thousands of new app users and media interest from gardening and tech publications. Aabesh followed up with a Version 2 of the Flora Pod in fall 2024, featuring a 40% smaller design. On the software side, the app remains genuinely active, with bug fixes released for iOS in March 2025 and Android in February 2025. The bigger concern is the company’s website, its primary sales channel, which has been broken or dormant for months and began triggering browser security warnings in early 2025.
Frequently asked questions
Did Flora’s Shark Tank deal with Lori Greiner close?
It’s unconfirmed. There’s no public evidence the agreement was formally completed as of mid-2024.
Is the Flora app still working?
Yes, it received bug fix updates for both iOS and Android in early 2025.
Can you still buy a Flora Pod from their website?
That’s uncertain. The website has been reported broken or dormant and has triggered browser security warnings since early 2025.
For more Shark Tank updates, see Talmyn’s Business Case Studies desk.
