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Re: Aerogarden

Post by lolotsung » Tue Feb 27, 2024 4:51 am

Our Lab named Goldie would poop in my dad's backyard when I visited. He called them Golden Nuggets. He would pick them up and bury them in his vege garden. In the Spring tomato plants popped up.😂😂😂🍅 Do the plants in an Aerogarden grow far better than herbs in the window in a pot with soil would?
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by labradors » Tue Feb 27, 2024 7:31 am

And you are still here to tell the tale! :) We've always been told not to use carnivore manure on the veggie garden.

Everything seems to grow faster and better in an Aerogarden. (AG claims they grow 5 times faster! ) The reason being that they get light for 16 hours a day, constant nutrition and moisture.
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by lolotsung » Thu Feb 29, 2024 4:38 am

Yeah really.... God knows what a Lab puppy eats... Well that poop had a year to become one with the soil... First thing I do when I get a pup is poop check deworm poop check....I think I'm going to give the aerogarden a whirl... Maybe start with herbs in the kitchen...
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by Ontario Chick » Thu Feb 29, 2024 11:26 am

I just bought a https://www.slegersgreens.com basil, @ $ 4.99
it will last me until spring, probably more practical way to go for me, I use way too much parsley to be able to grow it, and the rest I am happy to use dry. That bit of green in the kitchen just cheers me up :)
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by Killerbunny » Thu Feb 29, 2024 11:35 am

I have a rosemary under our grow light that's doing great. Crazy thing is I just looked in a garden container and founnd parsley sprouting!
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by labradors » Thu Feb 29, 2024 11:59 am

Everyone is in the gardening mood :).

Lolotsung, I think you will love your Aerogarden herbs! Good idea to worm the puppies if they eat questionable stuff. I noticed that the AG Harvest (6 pods) is on sale at Amazon for $92 ATM. The AG Sprout ($3 pods) is also on sale at Walmart for $60.

Ontario Chick. I'm sure you know this, but you can always keep some basil growing in water (or potting mix) on your windowsill if you have the inclination :).

Killerbunny, good for you keeping the Rosemary going! How nice to find a volunteer parsley :) I grow lots of parsley outside. I harvest and freeze it in baggies to add to doggy dinners over the winter, but the rabbits are making it hard because I have to fence it with chicken wire to keep them out!
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by Killerbunny » Thu Feb 29, 2024 5:14 pm

@labradors I think it's rather expensive for me. Luckily I already have growlights.
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by labradors » Thu Feb 29, 2024 5:56 pm

Killer Bunny, I start all my seeds under grow lights - not until mid-March though. Can't wait!
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by lolotsung » Thu Feb 29, 2024 10:50 pm

labradors wrote:
Thu Feb 29, 2024 11:59 am
Everyone is in the gardening mood :).

Lolotsung, I think you will love your Aerogarden herbs! Good idea to worm the puppies if they eat questionable stuff. I noticed that the AG Harvest (6 pods) is on sale at Amazon for $92 ATM. The AG Sprout ($3 pods) is also on sale at Walmart for $60.

Ontario Chick. I'm sure you know this, but you can always keep some basil growing in water (or potting mix) on your windowsill if you have the inclination :).

Killerbunny, good for you keeping the Rosemary going! How nice to find a volunteer parsley :) I grow lots of parsley outside. I harvest and freeze it in baggies to add to doggy dinners over the winter, but the rabbits are making it hard because I have to fence it with chicken wire to keep them out!
Thanks for the tip! I'm looking forward to eating herbs from our AG.
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Re: Aerogarden

Post by labradors » Fri Mar 01, 2024 8:04 am

Lolotsung, do let us know how it goes with your herbs! Be careful with the basil as they put 4 or 5 seeds in each pod and it gets a bit crowded in there when they all germinate. I transplanted some into other containers.
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