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I just saw the infomercial for the aerogarden and thought to myself, why couldn't this work for weed? I called their customer service and they said the light only raises up about 20 inches. I guess it's a mixture of using aeroponics and hydroponics, but I only know the basic info anyway about that stuff. Has anyone else thought about trying this because it's only $150 and works pretty well for other plants.
Why, yes! Yes, we have. Repeatedly, in fact.
http://boards.cannabis.com/grow-loun...en-thread.html
http://boards.cannabis.com/grow-loun...erogarden.html
My friend has one of these that he got for his birthday this past summer. I've seen it in action, and while it works wonders with basil and cherry tomatoes (the two things he's tried growing thus far) I don't think it is big enough or really produces enough light to grow cannabis. I'd not bother with the AeroGarden kit unless you really just want fresh cooking herbs year round.
hhaaaaaaa, like the 10th post i seen about aerogrowQuote:
Originally Posted by stinkyattic
btw i own 1 and is good for plant starting but you cant flower in it, but also is not aeroponic at all, its a hydro setup
I came up with this idea about 4 years ago and everyone I took it too said, "not to many poeple with money are stoners". My design is even more efficant, more decorative and could be cheaper. Damn the man and his skevey stoner comments, I could be a zillionar with all the ideas I had that people later became rich off of.
yea but it sux, ud have mad hate mail
The idea would be simply to scale it up for cannabis, and create a 'grow-pod' that took into account the photoperiod sensitivity of the genus...
Have ya seen the BC Producer and BloomBox? :D
what about strictly growing clones in one?
would that work effectively?
It's an awful expensive way to clone, when for $30 you can get a plastic prop dome, a case of rapidrooters, a bottle of dip-n-grow, and a crappy desk lamp with a small flouro bulb.