
The crazy lives of the plants living in a hydroponic garden.
Episodes
Ran for 1 season and 11 episodes (2025)
César GamiñoTomy/Cauli/Aphids/Man (voice)
Susie LohseDragolyn (voice)
Lisa Marie SummerscalesCorny/Dorothy/The Corninator (voice)
Victor SalvatoreCarrod/Radishmir/The Exterminator (voice)
Christopher McGahanRo (voice)
Jennifer KarrazStraw/Rose (voice)
Stefán GamiñoGrapey (voice)
Natasha AranciniMousey (voice)
Stacy WaltzJaws (voice)
Dave LohseMagic Mushroom (voice)
Juan BlasquezSpiny (voice)
Kat PrimeauBaby Carrot/Snappy/Peazy (voice)
Wendi BazarPep/Computer Voice (voice)
Laura PatalanoCuru (voice)
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When the hydroponic system's pump fails, the Plant Peeps face a life-or-death crisis. As hydration levels drop, tensions rise, and blame falls on the messy tomato, Tomy. With time running out, the plants must work together to unclog the pump, sending the smallest among them, Baby Carrot, on a daring rescue mission.
The Plant Peeps are under attack-this time from Jaws, the house cat, who's snacking on Radishmir's leaves. As the plants struggle to defend themselves, a mysterious new arrival, Spiny the cactus, offers a solution. While most of the plants are charmed by Spiny's resilience and independent water supply, Carrod remains skeptical, fearing the newcomer will divert resources. But when Baby Carrot is in danger, Spiny proves that sometimes, a little toughness goes a long way.
It's time for the annual talent competition, and the Plant Peeps are ready to show off their skills-singing, juggling, magic, and even psychic abilities. But when Tomy secretly "juices" with extra nutrients, the entire hydro system's pH level skyrockets, turning the plants bitter-literally. As chaos erupts on stage, it's up to Spiny to figure out what went wrong before the competition spirals out of control.
In this whimsical Golden Girls parody, the hydroponic garden's peace is uprooted when Straw's aphid infestation sparks chaos among the veggie crew-Pep (Blanche), Peazy (Sophia), Corny (Dorothy), and Straw (Rose). As the bugs threaten their leafy lifestyles, the plants scramble between marigold traps, ladybug predators, and a soapy exterminator showdown, all while trading sharp-tongued barbs and plant-themed puns.
When Straw's late-night UFO scare rattles the hydroponic garden, Curu fuels the panic with tales of alien abductions while Cauli drops cryptic hints about a traumatic "probing" incident. As debates over rapture theories and rogue pests divide the plants, their paranoia reaches a boiling point-but the real threat might be closer than they think.
When the Plant Peeps throw a Sproutday bash for Curu, the celebration takes a trippy turn after Curu shares a mystical tale about "magic mushrooms" and eternal energy. As the plants unexpectedly tap into cosmic vibes, chaos erupts-leading to wild revelations, existential meltdowns, and a leafy mishap that leaves Ro questioning his foliage future. A psychedelic plant party where sproutdays aren't the only thing growing... or not growing.
When the Walkers' marital spat over a lost wedding ring leaves the Plant Peeps starving, the desperate veggies hatch a risky plan: retrieve the ring from the jaws of danger-literally. With Baby Carrot venturing into the cat's litter box and Spiny on defense duty, Carrod's parental panic clashes with the group's chaotic teamwork. A high-stakes mission where love, hunger, and a predatory cat collide.
When the hydro garden is rocked by a "Furquake"-a cat-induced earthquake courtesy of Jaws-the Plant Peeps scramble to survive the chaos. Straw's harmless prank on Baby Carrot quickly takes a backseat as the predatory feline wreaks havoc: swiping snacks, terrorizing veggies, and sparking panic. Amid the clawed chaos, an unexpected ally emerges with a tech-savvy trick to distract Jaws.
As Jaws' reign of terror continues, the Plant Peeps split forces: Mousey spearheads a tech-savvy mission to order cat repellent (and Barbie shoes), while Pep and Sergeant Ro whip the veggies into shape with a chaotic bootcamp. Between vine-swinging drills, Tomy's antics, and Snappy's footwear obsession, the plants' survival plan hinges on teamwork-and a well-timed same-day delivery.
When Curu's spooky tale of La Llorona kicks off a full-moon storytelling night, Baby Carrot's playful antics spiral into a chaotic mashup of horror tropes- vengeful corn robots, werewolf transformations, and flame-wielding superheroes. As the plants' campfire story blurs with reality, even Dragolyn's vanity takes a fanged turn.
As Jaws' snack-time threats escalate, the Plant Peeps form "The P Team"-a ragtag defense squad armed with war paint, laser gadgets, and pulleys-to outwit the feline menace. While Carrod frets over Baby Carrot's risky role and Mousey rallies the troops with a fiery pep talk in the style of Independence Day, chaos erupts when Tomy's tech fails mid-operation. A high-stakes game of cat-and-plant ensues, testing their teamwork... and Baby Carrot's knack for daredevil heroics. The leafy crew's survival hinges on guts, gadgets, and one tiny drone ace.