can you grow this seeds in a Aerogarden?
1475946
Yes, you can. I grow all kinds of things in my Aerogarden. They sell empty pods just for that reason.
1475947
I can't answer this question because I don't know enough about Aerogardens. If it was me, I would try it with a few seeds from a seed packet. I would plant the seeds in moist soil as normal, give them time to grow roots and then remove the seedlings with the roots and put them in an Aerogarden. It's fun to experiment!
770246
Groables should not be used in an Aerogarden. All Aerogarden products, including the Aerogardens themselves, seed pods, nutrient packs and more are available at aerogarden.com. Some Aerogarden products are also available on Amazon.com, and at Home Depot, Target and Costco.
1004554
There were instructions with the seeds on how to plant them but I don't remember if there were any instructions on how to grow them inside. sorry
217848
They sell a "flowers" seed pod. Petunias: http://www.amazon.com/Cascading-Petunias-Seed-Kit-3-Pod/dp/B004M3Z98O/ref=sr_1_26?ie=UTF8&qid=1417790982&sr=8-26&keywords=aerogarden+flowers
614773
certainly, but the Aerogarden is useful if you don't have a sunny window, or for wintertime plants. I like the control you get on precise lighting needs, and how it indicated the need for more water and nutrients.
1450643
Probably not. The seeds we got were hard, old, and when they finally sprouted, VERY moldy. We tried it twice to see if it was just one batch. Both were covered with mold (and since we live in Southern Arizona, mold isn't something you see every day). I'd find your seed elsewhere. I've been buying from a wonderful place in San Francisco called Sprout People. Take a look at their website.
1298882
I'm not sure if AeroGrow and AerogGarden are the same company, since I no longer have the original box. But the bulbs are direct plug-in replacements for the originals and work perhaps better than the originals. The originals have the tubes clustered in a circle whereas the replacements have the tubes laid out flat to effectively produce more light.
1731078
They are amazing for Aeroponics. I have used these in both DWC and aeroponic cloning. For best results, mix a small solution of ph'd water, root starter, and whatever organics/nutes you want and just dip these plugs into the mix. No needs to soak because these retain water and nutrients quite well. Place seed/clones in plug and put it into your aeroponic system...works like a charm. Enjoy!
1409339
the seeds are very small, and you can't start them in the ground until after the last frost has passed, so depending on where you are , it's probably better to start them in a pot
1015079
The "Master gardener" kit is $40 and includes a year's worth of pods and supplies to grow the seeds of your choice in the aerogarden. I'm sure there are limitations on what it is feasible to grow (i.e. no Big Beef tomatoes). If you live in an area with a short growing season, or in an apartment, it is probably worth a try if you don't care for their other packets. You can see all their kits here: http://www.aerogrow.com/store_seedkits
1679023
They expand about 20%. They are still long and skinny and pretty much work best with Aerogarden products. If any are too small, just stab a toothpick through at the level you want it to rest on the rim.
1514286
It can, but the roots will eventually dip into the water, become over hydrated, dragon claw and die. If you want a DIY aeroponics, look for the 4in square fence post instructions that are floating around on the internet ;-)
963351
This is a very easy seed to grow. They require heat and light. If your starting them indoors go to your local plant nursery and ask them what equipment you will need. If you dont have a plant nursery go on youtube. If your starting them out doors I recommend growing them in pots.
1606664
Well. The answer is no. But u may be interested to know that the one that I purchased from Amazon never grew. V
1332572
I have not planted it but I have sprouted it. It does sprout so I am thinking that, yes you could plant it.
2145567
Absolutely! You just need to make sure the water level is high enough to keep your seed starting plug (rockwool plug is recommended) moist from the bottom. It is faster to germinate seeds in a seed starting system with a heat mat, but we also start seeds directly in our systems all the time. Good luck :)
672965
Yes, I have two Aerogarden 6 pods and they work well. I planted basil seeds by inserting 3 seeds into the depression in each sponge and everything sprouted and is doing well. Be aware that the depression in the top of the sponge is smaller than the Aerogarden brand, but a pair of tweezers does the trick to plant the seeds.