Shoots your plants up like no
920673
Must have when transplanting! Shoots your plants up like no other
3761688
I bought this for use on a brick patio to hold up a big old strawberry pot full to the gills with succulents. I couldn't attach the lower shelf securely but tried it under the pot. And OMG NO. The planned arrangement swayed like a sapling in a high wind. Indoors on our wood floors and under a little flower pot, it was fine, but thats not what I need it for, so back it goes. Its definitely pretty and nicely smooth and all, but I need something sturdier.
4960174
If you don't mind squeezing the spray handle a thousand times it works ok. Need to completly cover the foliage with this stuff. With my 4 tomato plants it was just to much.
1964112
Waste of time and money.  My plants hate this product.  I use CFC, LED and HID lights for all my plants.  This lgiht is not powerfull enoght to encorage growth.  It did keep my tree alive..... I have ficus, house plants, and several herbs such as cilantro, rosemary, mint, lavander and basil. All of them showed burned marks on the leafs closest to the light.  My guess is the RF energy or IR is too high.
1335476
This thing does not work.  It pumps so little water that when you go to distribute it to several plants, some get a whole lot, others get nothing.  I went nuts using tiny clamps to try and equalize flow, until I gave up and just bought an aquarium pump and a timer.  Why can't someone come up with a house plant watering system that is simple, cost effective, and actually works!
628747
I have a small walkway garden area filled with agapanthus that have never put up those beautiful flower balls.  I bought this product hoping I would get those flowers to show up.  After using this product on all the plants, about half put out a flower cluster.  Seeing as I never had flowers before, and haven't had flowers after I ran out of this product, it clearly works.  It simply didn't work on all of the plants.  If you have plants that bloom a little and you want more flowers, I'm sure this product would work well.  I believe my plants just aren't in the correct conditions to put out flowers without major help.
2680923
Had trouble with cilantro and chives in the original pods. Didn't call the company, as other stuff was growing nicely and my intent was to grow other veggies anyway. I have been using the AeorGarden to grow seedlings started in soil, to transplant to the garden  at a later date (need to wash the soil off the seedlings before putting them in the pods)
These seedlings grow at 3-4 times the rate of those planted outdoors. I live in FL and bugs and critters are a serious problems for seedlings; about 80% fall pray to aphids, flies, moles and who knows what else. By transplanting when the plants are 4-5 inches tall, I provide them with a head start against infestation and save money in the process. I have so many tomato plants I don't know what to do with them now!
The lights ARE bright and could be a problem in a small apartment. I wonder what my neighbors think is going on in my kitchen every night.
I have tried growing cilantro, chives and dill from my own seeds, with limited success (plants start growing, but somehow aphids got indoors and they kill the small plants in no time) I think I have managed to control this problem by hand-washing the plants and the help of some ladybugs, but I may have to take all plants outside and start all over again after making sure all bugs are gone.
I purchased extra pods from Amazon, and, at the rate I'm going, I am afraid I will end up with the most expensive tomatoes and peppers ever. The cost per plant so far exceeds the store bought stuff, but I have enough pods and fertilizer for 3 or 4 seasons, so it should balance out if I continue growing herbs and vegetables in this fashion.
The instructions about clipping the herbs instead of raising the lights to promote growth sounds reasonable, but I don't know if it really makes that much of a difference. When I go out of town for 2-3 days, I raise the lights to prevent the leaves from burning, but more often than not the tomato plants manage to grow and touch the lights by the time I am back. I suppose having the AeroGarden next to the window makes a difference, as the plants pretty much get 24/7 hours of light.
Overall, I am satisfied with the device and have not had trouble with the pump, like others have reported, but I wish I could get the cilantro to grow indoors too... I have plenty cilantro plants outdoors that I started from seeds in containers, but for some reason the seeds are resisting my efforts to make them grow indoors.
4608114
I have a large cottonwood tree in my yard. It constantly sends shoots out that pop up in our garden and grass. I spray the Sucker Stopper on the shoots and they are wilted in hours. I give it a chance to work and cut them off the next day. So far none have come back!!!!
671413
Nothing ever came up, even after covering the spread out seeds and covering them with dirt.  They bare spot in my yard is now just muddy.  This area gets full sun and I watered it in after placing on the ground per the instructions.  Even the year old crap I bought at the dollar store sprouted ands half the seeds grew into grass; this stuff is useless.
2940495
I used these inexpensive fertilizer spikes the past two years and have never had such results from other fertilizer products. A pepper plant was yellow and pushing 1/2 spike on both sides was all that was necessary for a month of growing. The plant perked up and was productive, a second application was all that was needed during the growing season.

I tried the same method on a tomato plant (Using two spikes during transplant). The tomato was growing like crazy, the stem was thick and the weight of tomatoes bent the plant over. It was tied to a fence and broke the twine in several places. 2-spikes per plant and more tomatoes than ever anticipated.
2624158
I should have bought a more powerful one. My grass wasn't too high but on the lowest setting I had to go really slow and lift it up at times to not clog it. A side shoot would have been nice as I don't want to bag grass. What ends up happening is the grass piles up at the rear and shoots all over your feet,  unless it gets clogged and shuts off. Otherwise I can't complain,  I paid very little for it just wish it was a tad stronger.
1488422
Unfortunately, the spikes didn't work as advertised.  I end up with one bottle that didn't empty any water and several that completely flooded my plants.  Maybe there is some special trick to the hold placement or some special type of water bottle but this didn't work for me.
2320564
I bought these planting bags for some cattails in my pond, as the label indicates "Great for Aquatic Plants". The cattails were overgrown so I split them and put approximately a dozen plants in one of these planters, weighed down by several stones and then filled with rinsed aquatic plant media. I slowly submerged it into my pond and found that the pot would not stand upright no matter what I tried to do. In fact, the sides literally would not stay up. The plant media and rocks immediately dumped all over the bottom of the pond. It should be noted that I am not a pond plant newbie - I've been splitting and re-potting irises, cattails, and lilies on an annual basis for over a decade in my pond. I also tried the Laguna Woven Fabric Planting Bag, which is designed for water gardens, with similar results. I am convinced that soft sided pots are just NOT a good idea for a pond so I am going back to plastic planting baskets that I know work.
105484
Really not your dream come true.the felt pocket tips forward and let's all the water out. So you have to water everyday small quantities or else the plant is going to die
4801481
I backed this project on Kickstarter, and received it back in 2013. While the garden can eventually grow something, it was never very successful. Several pods failed to germinate and I had eventually just kept whatever would actually grow, which turned out to be primarily things I didn't actually use frequently so really made this garden less useful overall. The plants also don't do well, the pods are supposed to be designed to give the plants nutrients but they never did grow up to be big and strong.

I eventually replaced this garden with a Miracle Grow AeroGarden which is significantly better overall. Besides a much higher success rate, the plants grow much larger, faster, and the unit can alert you when water levels are low which is a huge plus that the Click & Grow unit lacks.
4842839
I was doubtful these things would grow, but they do!  When preparing your plants make sure you water the soil pellets and let them fully expand before breaking them apart to make light, loose soil. Then fill the pot 3/4", add the germinated seeds, cover with a thin layer of the soil and water again.  I watered lightly everyday until I saw shoots (like 3-4 days later).  Now I water lightly every other day.  They are like 2" tall now, with a second set of leaves that respond to touch and to daylight. Super cool!
2510890
DON'T DO IT.  tl;dr: herbicidal, hydrophobic, bad structure for seed starting.

This comes dry and extremely water-repellent. I literally wet a teaspoon of it at a time with a spray bottle as I added it to the pot, and even then, water sat in a bubble on top for hours when I watered the finished product. All those plants died. Autopsy revealed that I'd still only ever been getting the top 1/8" wet. I can't imagine what you'd have to do to hydrate this stuff.
The texture is bad for starting seeds; it comes with bark chunks, sticks, roots and other coarse debris (which harbored mold and gnats to boot) which are hard for seedlings to push past if you don't take the time to pick them out. I had bad germination, lots of damping off and stunted seedlings, ruining an entire growing season.
After the seeds were a bust, hating to throw away money and still deluded that MG is a respected name, I decided to use up the rest by mixing it into filler for potting some larger established plants. Every plant I put in contact with even a little bit of Miracle Gro soil has either died or remained sickly even after I cleaned off the roots and repotted in different soil (and that's 2+ years ago, so I'm calling the damage permanent). I don't know what's in this, but it's poison as far as I'm concerned. I was too afraid even to dump it outside like I usually do with small amounts of spent soil, and threw it in the actual garbage can.

I can't speak for their other products, but I'd recommend against any type of MG soil. Every type I've tried has had some combination of these problems.