I love your videos. Received my first AG at Christmas and I am now up to three. Growing vegetables that I cannot obtain at my local store is what is so enticing. Tried to talk my wife into buying me one for my birthday but she thinks three is enough.
Hydroponic gardening is very addictive. I started growing indoors around 1989-1990, but I was still growing in soil. I now have multiple AeroGardens, and AG knockoffs, an 8-bucket DWC system, and I'm waiting on my Meyer Lemon/Lime Bush to arrive, but I'll have to grow that in a container (soil, of course), and I'm about to setup a 4-tote hydro. system. I also see that Amazon has the AeroGarden Farm XL for $499.99, so I have a feeling I'll also be owning one of those units, as well. Thanks for the video. Very good information.
I love my AeroGarden. I am excited to get it set up now that it is winter and my outdoor garden is asleep. I loved your video and I am interested to see updates on how your AeroGardens do. You mentioned possibly doing a cooking video. I would really like it if you do. My husband and I started gardening a few years ago. We love gardening and the idea of eating fresh food that we grow, but so far we have struggled to actually use the food once it is grown. We use some, but a lot of it has gone to waste.
Very good point about trying to grow the things you can't just pick up at the local grocery store! It's more exciting and then you get a real good return on your investment... I look forward to an update video on how this particular planting is going if you get a chance! Cheers!
You're Supperrr pretty! I have chamomile and tiny tim tomato growing in my aerogarden and some carnivorous plants around it. I also have a black ornamental pepper plant grown in a glass next to the aerogarden too. Thanks for sharing, take care!
Could i ask a question: opened my harvest elite 2 days ago and i’m new here and to aerogarden, i know u have the farm. I live alone don’t need one so large. Purchasing another one would u recommend bounty or another harvest? I ask as would like okra mini cucumbers or to completely change all flowers. U are more familiar with these and wondered which one to be a second one.
Cal mag can harm you:( flush 2 weeks prior to eat)... then you may have a weakened plant and should probably not being adding cal mag:S does srpayed milk would do the trick without harming?;)
Nice video, however 1-2million Scoville Units is HOT like painful hot to a large percentage of people. I understand some people like it but to say its not that hot is your opinion and if the average person just looking for some heat thinking this is the chili its not. No hate just wanted to point that out 😊
Yes! To clarify, what i meant was the ones i grew didnt get very hot even though online people say the jigsaw is 1-2 million SHUs. I think heat level can vary on growing conditions and for whatever reason mine didn’t seem as spicy
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Hey do u have a video on strawberries and green pepper
I’d love to see a video on harvesting, pruning, and transplanting to outside. Thanks for your advice videos!
Perfect - already working on a pruning video! Will add the rest
Transplanting from hydro is the EASIEST growong method for spring😊.
Your videos are the best! Thank you for encouraging me to jump into my journey.
I love your videos. Received my first AG at Christmas and I am now up to three. Growing vegetables that I cannot obtain at my local store is what is so enticing. Tried to talk my wife into buying me one for my birthday but she thinks three is enough.
Hydroponic gardening is very addictive.
I started growing indoors around 1989-1990, but I was still growing in soil. I now have multiple AeroGardens, and AG knockoffs, an 8-bucket DWC system, and I'm waiting on my Meyer Lemon/Lime Bush to arrive, but I'll have to grow that in a container (soil, of course), and I'm about to setup a 4-tote hydro. system.
I also see that Amazon has the AeroGarden Farm XL for $499.99, so I have a feeling I'll also be owning one of those units, as well.
Thanks for the video. Very good information.
What’s the best Aerogarden knockoff in your opinion?
@@Capycapybara557the letpot systems are solid
I love my AeroGarden. I am excited to get it set up now that it is winter and my outdoor garden is asleep. I loved your video and I am interested to see updates on how your AeroGardens do. You mentioned possibly doing a cooking video. I would really like it if you do. My husband and I started gardening a few years ago. We love gardening and the idea of eating fresh food that we grow, but so far we have struggled to actually use the food once it is grown. We use some, but a lot of it has gone to waste.
Will do :)
I drove by baker creek for years without knowing it was there. Then kept on hearing about it, and looked it up . Its a pretty cool place.
Very good point about trying to grow the things you can't just pick up at the local grocery store! It's more exciting and then you get a real good return on your investment... I look forward to an update video on how this particular planting is going if you get a chance! Cheers!
You're Supperrr pretty! I have chamomile and tiny tim tomato growing in my aerogarden and some carnivorous plants around it. I also have a black ornamental pepper plant grown in a glass next to the aerogarden too. Thanks for sharing, take care!
Carnivorous plants 👀
Love this. Gonna go find the follow-up videos. I love the various asides you do related to pickling and fermenting. Thanks for that!
Could you form a list of each seed that can be grown with a regular hydroponic table top system?
thanks for the video, I'm looking to buy my first aero garden and your videos really help!
Awesome vid! Was looking for some new ideas. How are they all doing now?
Little, Thai Peppers do well here, outside in NW WA State. Compact plant, likely a good candidate for this little growing system.. Warning, H-O-T!
Loooove hot, sounds good!
If the seeds are really really small is it still one seed or should I put a few in per pod? I’m growing corn salad lettuce
A few per pod is a safer bet, you can always thin them out
Could i ask a question: opened my harvest elite 2 days ago and i’m new here and to aerogarden, i know u have the farm. I live alone don’t need one so large. Purchasing another one would u recommend bounty or another harvest? I ask as would like okra mini cucumbers or to completely change all flowers. U are more familiar with these and wondered which one to be a second one.
The harvest works for flowers! Cucumbers need more height so the farm would be better. But if you plan to move outside you can start it in the harvest
Cal mag can harm you:( flush 2 weeks prior to eat)... then you may have a weakened plant and should probably not being adding cal mag:S does srpayed milk would do the trick without harming?;)
Where do you get your seeds?
Am I the only one who hated aerogarden nutrients? What worked best on yours?
Nice video, however 1-2million Scoville Units is HOT like painful hot to a large percentage of people. I understand some people like it but to say its not that hot is your opinion and if the average person just looking for some heat thinking this is the chili its not. No hate just wanted to point that out 😊
Yes! To clarify, what i meant was the ones i grew didnt get very hot even though online people say the jigsaw is 1-2 million SHUs.
I think heat level can vary on growing conditions and for whatever reason mine didn’t seem as spicy
What is Mitsuba?
Japanese parsley
@@SherSheGrows kaneechwa thank you 🙏
My Jigsaw never got over about 14" tops. Odd.
Oh interesting, did you grow it in the aerogarden?
@@SherSheGrows No - I just started in soil. I plan on it in Fall though. Loved looking at it. So pretty
OMG, Cut to the chase!
I’m trying to watch the video and I’m finding that I’m skipping ALOT