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The Hollyberry Lady · 02-14-2011, 09:46 AM

Thanks!

I love garden toys and this is such a great one. I wanted to mention the "foolproof" in case anyone was intimidated and thinking they couldn't have success with it.

Yes, you could pretty much use this system for whatever you want. It even works to root cuttings more easily as well. The unit could very well be used for whatever you wanted to use it for.

I like the idea of getting some experience with hydroponic gardening on a small scale. I also like that this unit allows you to make a garden in any dark corner of your home. It's also a great compact alternative to using my huge 400 W metal halide set-up.

Nothing's popped quite yet and I'm kinda surprise. It says germination is guaranteed, or they'll replace everything. We'll see...

Yes, you can definitely keep stuff pruned and in fact it's recommended in the instructions for the system, to prune regularily and make sure things don't become messy and overgrown.

Yup, you could definitely sprout stuff in the aero-garden and then pot it up. Same with cuttings, after they root.

I'm really glad I picked one up because I've been wanting to for awhile and never knew it was this easy...and cool.

: )

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The Hollyberry Lady The Hollyberry Lady's Photo Gallery Find me on the map! Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 15,161 BananaBucks : 1,456,759 Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Thanks" 12,042 Times Was Thanked 11,326 Times in 5,311 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 102 Times	Re: My Aero~Garden... Thanks! I love garden toys and this is such a great one. I wanted to mention the "foolproof" in case anyone was intimidated and thinking they couldn't have success with it. Yes, you could pretty much use this system for whatever you want. It even works to root cuttings more easily as well. The unit could very well be used for whatever you wanted to use it for. I like the idea of getting some experience with hydroponic gardening on a small scale. I also like that this unit allows you to make a garden in any dark corner of your home. It's also a great compact alternative to using my huge 400 W metal halide set-up. Nothing's popped quite yet and I'm kinda surprise. It says germination is guaranteed, or they'll replace everything. We'll see... Yes, you can definitely keep stuff pruned and in fact it's recommended in the instructions for the system, to prune regularily and make sure things don't become messy and overgrown. Yup, you could definitely sprout stuff in the aero-garden and then pot it up. Same with cuttings, after they root. I'm really glad I picked one up because I've been wanting to for awhile and never knew it was this easy...and cool. : )