Starting seeds indoors w/ Bed Bath & Beyond Aero Garden

[Backpacker420]

So this spring I would like to grow some plants outdoors, but would like to germinate them indoors and let them sprout before I move them to the great outdoors.

Obviously I could do this with some cheap CFLs and a little homemade box, but a thought popped into my mind. Why not use the Aero Garden thingamajig from Bed Bath and Beyond? Here is a link: Bed Bath & Beyond Product

What is your overall impression of this setup? Could I use this to get my babies a couple inches tall, then transplant them outside?

Backpacker420 Reviewed by Backpacker420 on 04-03-2008. Starting seeds indoors w/ Bed Bath & Beyond Aero Garden So this spring I would like to grow some plants outdoors, but would like to germinate them indoors and let them sprout before I move them to the great outdoors. Obviously I could do this with some cheap CFLs and a little homemade box, but a thought popped into my mind. Why not use the Aero Garden thingamajig from Bed Bath and Beyond? Here is a link: Bed Bath & Beyond Product What is your overall impression of this setup? Could I use this to get my babies a couple inches tall, then Rating: 5

[KingKronic420]

im not sure man but i saw one that was similar to that at sears at the mall and i was like damn i wonder if that would work?

you should try and let me know since im a broke ass kid and dont have the space to do it. i would love to know how they turn out though.

[stinkyattic]

VERY expensive solution to what should be a cheap problem to fix. Plus going from hydro to soil is shocking tothe plants, even more than just going from inside to outside. You will have to get pots of soil anyway to nurse them through the acclimation period.
Walmart... peat pucks... a flourescent shop light... 3 weeks in your spare room and then SEEYA!

[Help_Needed]

VERY expensive solution to what should be a cheap problem to fix.

Funny. I was thinking the same thing. There was an article in the local newspaper about those things, and if I remember right, they run $250 and up. $250 vs $30....I know which way *I* would go .

[Backpacker420]

Ok, thanks a lot guys. Saved me some money!