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05-20-2009, 02:31 AM #1
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Growing in the Aerogarden
Nice choice. The white dwarf I grew wasn't too stinky and she is a good size AF mine were around 2' when they finished. Here is a link to a grow log here with some nice WDs: http://boards.cannabis.com/grow-log/...ite-dwarf.html
The reason for the air stone is 2 fold. First off the added 02 is always a good thing but more importantly is that sometimes the roots get into the aero's pump system and when that happens it stops circulating the water. Now while the roots are in the bowl/water so that they are being fed the water will grow stagnant and that can kill your whole grow that happened to me with my first grow and I ended up losing all but two in that grow. In the future you can get the aero's refill kit for their seed starter kit ($20 for 75 plugs) they are a little long so they need to be cut down but they work great and no seeds need to be dug out
lunarose Reviewed by lunarose on . Growing in the Aerogarden I got an aerogarden for christmas. I want to use it to grow pot. I don't have the card to make it legal yet, I'm just in the planning stages. Being diagnosed with anxiety, ptsd, and agoraphobia, I want to grow just enough for myself. I've grown herbs in the aerogarden and they did great. It was truely dummy proof. I have killed every other plant I've tried to grow or keep alive. :) As you can tell, I'm a complete novice. I don't know where to get seeds, anything about nutrients, Rating: 5
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05-24-2009, 07:02 PM #2
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Growing in the Aerogarden
I put the seeds in the aerogarden and they've all shown roots. The problem is that the roots are popping up and not down. What do i do? Do I take them out and flip them over or try to rotate them or do I leave them alone? Will they fix this problem on their own?
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05-25-2009, 12:30 AM #3
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Growing in the Aerogarden
Any tips would be welcome. I'm really worried about my first little seedlings. I'm afraid if the tap root gets to big I'll damage it if I have to move it later. I don't want to ruin my first grow. Next time I'll use the paper towel method and then put them in the pod after I see a tap root.
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05-25-2009, 06:04 AM #4
Senior Member
Growing in the Aerogarden
Hi, I have that happen to me using both methods I usually just gently pull them out and turn them around. I have even had one whose tap root I snapped in half and it survived.
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06-21-2009, 03:51 PM #5
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Growing in the Aerogarden
I've been growing 3 plants in the aerogarden. One plant was my largest and happiest fell over half way up. Is there any way to save her? Now my weakling is flourishing and my small plant is starting to grow. Any ideas would be appreciated. The plant looks like it is withering but it has a full water tank, nutes in the tank and an airstone directly under it. It was doing fantastic. Now it is weak and appears to be dying. Help!
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06-21-2009, 07:19 PM #6
Senior Member
Growing in the Aerogarden
Do you have any pictures? Do you have the aquarium pump and air stone going? You can check to see if the roots got into the aeros pump by openning the door and see if you can see water running in your empty pod. I would try to find a way to gently prop up the fallen one which will help a little.
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06-21-2009, 07:58 PM #7
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Growing in the Aerogarden
I have an air pump and air stone going. I can see the bubbles coming from it. I don't have any pictures. I'm going to see if I can find my camera. I'll put a pick up if I can. I'm a little hesitant to post up on the web. I have also put a little super thrive in there. it made the other two take off but it didn't have any effect on the bad one. I'm thinking about using a garbage tie to straighten it up. That's the best idea I have. I'm going to make a bigger system soon. I don't like having to worry about having enough room for roots and only having 3 plants.
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06-23-2009, 05:26 PM #8
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Growing in the Aerogarden
I realized last night that my two large plants were strangling each other and I was seeing the strongest survive and the weakest die a slow and for me, painful death, so I cut the roots to the weak one and discarded it then placed the other plant, the small one, as far from the big one as possible. No repeats necessary for this lesson. I'm going to be looking at others who have diy'd their own systems and make one that won't repeat this problem. Both remaining plants are staked to prevent overnight falling over so I wouldn't have any more unplesant surprises. Anyways, I think that fixes that one. More space, no aerogarden, more air and more circulation should fix the problem as well as staking the plants before they could possibly be tall enough to fall over. It's been a learning experience so far. That's good. Now it's time to research more.
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07-12-2009, 01:34 PM #9
Junior Member
Growing in the Aerogarden
I use the Aerogarden Pro 100. I've had several decent growths. I use AK-47 feminized autoflowering seeds. You should be able to grow between 3-4 plants.
Originally Posted by meandmine
Things that are very important:
1.) Use distilled water
2.) Get a pH meter and keep your pH between 5.5 and 5.9. Regulate it using pH up and pH down.
3.) Add a couple of side CFL lights to augment the Aerogarden's lighting
4.) Use good nutrients. I use Fox Farms Grow Big and Tiger Bloom
5.) Use the wet napkin technique for germination. Slice the sponge in half and place the germinated seed in the sponge.
6.) Don't add nutrients for first 2 weeks and then add a 25% - 50% solution
7.) Change the reservior every week
8.) Get an air pump and a couple of air stones
9.) Have patience
Good luck!
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