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By tdgglobal

We Love our AeroGarden

 We have just completed our first entire grow season of the orginal herbs of basil, thyme and dill. I must say that I couldn't be happier with our unit.

By anonymous

Petunias

The good weather provided me to plant my petunias outside, and they look amazing!

By anonymous

TEST ARTICLE WILL GO HERE

 TEST ARTICLE WILL GO HERE

 
By anonymous

strawberries

omg i planted strawberries a month ago, and i followed the instructions by freezing them and then i planted them recently and im waiting for the first sprout!

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By bigmoe

Staten Island senior dibbler

Hi!!!

 Here we go for 2011. The snow is gone, the yard is still a bog but the Crocuses and Daffs are well on their way to a spectacular bloom.

Inside we have started some heirloom tomotoes, lettuce & assorted herbs in peat plugs.

We also have 3 AG's going, an AG's cherry tomatoes in one, a Gourmet herbs in another, and in a garden starter we planted a heirloom cherry tomatoe, basil, and romaine.

Pix of the garden starter is attached.

By Jean

How long does it take for the Mega Cherry Tomatoes to turn red?

We have lots and lots of green Mega Cherry Tomatoes on our 2 plants which we started in our new 7-pod Aerogarden Extra on Dec. 25, 2010, but none of them are red yet.  The temperature has been between 50 and 85 degrees F. required; actually, between 65 and 85 degrees F.  But it's been about 73 days since germination so we think they should be red by now.  Any suggestions from anyone?  Are we being too impatient?

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By Peat

Peat's Miscellaneous Ramblings...

Pretty much as it says, a collection of ramblings that don't fit anywhere!

Plans for future grows, ideas and general 'stuff'

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By Appajack

Growing Cucumber seeds

This is my first attempt at growing cucumbers in my Aerogrow.

 

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By GreenThumbGirl

Diagnosis Help! Indoor Aero/DWC

I have recently separated my peppers out of the aero unit and into their own DWC buckets. The tomatoes would have eventually taken over all of their light and nutrients had I left them all in there. There is also some romaine lettuce seedlings in DWC in the grow tent as well.

 

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By GreenThumbGirl

Indoor Aeroponic Tomatoes/Peppers

Just noticed my first little baby tomato flowers- they are so tiny I almost missed em! I am estimating my plants are no older than ~30 days. I know tomatoes develop a little quicker than peppers in general, but I seem to remember picking up some info along the lines of pruning the first flowers that arise in order to create a better harvest?

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By GreenThumbGirl

My first time...

Hello all! Oh I cannot tell you guys how happy I was to come acrossed this forum! This is the first forum I have ever joined so please excuse me if my forum etiquette isn't quite up to par. I am not sure where to place particular subjects, etc. Anyway, allow me to introduce myself- my name is Alyssa and I am in my mid twenties.

By anonymous

Fountain System is now Flowering

 Hi Guys,

Firstly apologies for the lack of posts over the past couple of months. Got side tracked by my wedding and honeymoon. However even though the plants have been woefully neglected I can at least say I have found a reasonably inexpensive holiday watering solution.

By anonymous

Fountain Based Aeroponic System Part Deux

Hi Guys,

By anonymous

Fountain Based Aeroponic System

Intro

This is one of my many attempts to build an aeroponic system. I live in a flat so the system needs to be compact, quiet and easy to maintain. This one worked out a little more expensive as I bought some proper flowering lights and a dedicated grow tent. However the actual hydroponic parts were reasonably cheap.

By anonymous

Need help growing cucumbers and tomatoes in my Pro-200

 Hi, I have 7 Aerogardens total.  4 Classic and 3 Pro-200.  (currently only using 2 of the Pro's).  I've been very successful growing lettuce, herbs and cherry tomatoes.  I am trying for the second time to grow the tomatoes (ruby heirloom) and pickle cucumbers (burpee picklers).  I am good about keeping it dark once the system shuts off.

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By Peat

DIY Lettuce Raft System

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Next , future project...

I'm feeling the urge to grow lettuce, more than the 7 pod system can supply.

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By Peat

DIY Aeroponic System

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Hot on the heels of the Aeroponic AeroGarden blog, I'm now going to build a much bigger aeroponic system.

By anonymous

Pod (aka sponges)

Park Seeds sells some pods - Refill Sponges for the Original 60-cell Planting Block.  Does anyone know if these will work in the AG?  I hate to think of paying for more seed p

By anonymous

Formerly half dead, whiskey bottle fed tomatoes taking over laundry room.

Remember the junk tomatoes we got for $1 at the end of last season and ignored for a few months? Here's what they're doing now. They're still in the lousy hanging baskets on a former laundry rack about 2 ft. from the south facing window. We feed them a ~1- 3 ratio mix of water and bloom mix and here's how they're going.

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By Peat

Aeroponic AeroGarden Conversion...

OK, next mad project... convert the AeroGarden into a proper aeroponic unit...

This is how I want to build it. I have no idea if this will work, leak, flood my house or grow stunning plants quicker than hydro...

 

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