aerogarden??
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Barrere42
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there are a few aerogarden journals on here.
The basic summary:
You can only grow 1 or 2 small sized plants that wont produce any kind of real harvest, if you can keep them alive for that long.
But, they now make a new aerogarden, the pro 200, which can be found here AeroGarden Pro 200 Set - Frontgate. It comes with double the lighting and double the vertical space.
I would like to see how well the pro 200 will grow sum bud...
I hope this helps
The basic summary:
You can only grow 1 or 2 small sized plants that wont produce any kind of real harvest, if you can keep them alive for that long.
But, they now make a new aerogarden, the pro 200, which can be found here AeroGarden Pro 200 Set - Frontgate. It comes with double the lighting and double the vertical space.
I would like to see how well the pro 200 will grow sum bud...
I hope this helps
blazzintoocool73
Active Member
I just ordered one of them for my wife and plan on trying it out.. I'll keep you posted......blazzintoocool73
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choppapocolypto
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My pro 200 has just been shipped I can't mf'n wait!
aerogarden420
Active Member
check out this guys setup, looks like a real yeild to me! https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/44277-blowinbig-s-grow-journal-cfl.html
It's a very user friendly system for someone who has a confined living space. It's great for apartments or any place where you'll only grow enough M/J for personal use. If you plan to do more it's not practical. I love mine.
ohnothimagin
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I agree with HSA. I live in a small condo and it's perfect for my personal use. I have a Pro-100 and Spacesaver 6. I'm currently growing AK-48 in my Spacesaver 6 and it's a monster of a plant.
They are all incredibly versatile. The newer ones do it all and the older models, (I've had mine for over five years), can be upgraded with three higher intensity CFL's and a taller arm/light stand to a growing height of two feet. They're self contained and very user friendly. The only draw back is the small reservoir that will only accommodate two to three plants. You can grow buds every three to four months and use pruned leaves in between. Just pay attention to what you're doing because with the small reservoir nutrients/water quality can change overnight. I love mine.
With those beautiful buds you're asking us? If you grew those in an A/G I'd say you made it to the expert ranks. Congatulations.