An automated hydroponic system for household use has been developed to cater to individuals with limited space who wish to conveniently and easily grow their own salad greens at home. This system is designed to automatically control nutrient delivery by setting appropriate electrical conductivity (EC) and pH levels tailored to the specific salad greens being grown. It includes artificial lighting to enable cultivation in confined spaces with insufficient sunlight and is more cost-effective than similar systems available on the market. System testing revealed that the automated control of EC and pH values performed effectively, achieving the preset levels within 30 minutes and maintaining them consistently throughout operation. In an experiment growing green oak lettuce using a simulated balcony setup, the plants demonstrated a higher growth rate compared to conventional methods, particularly when artificial lighting was used.