Aerogardening (growing, cilantro, tomatoes, veggies)

[SnazzyB]

Man...I love my aerogarden.

I've got Dill, Genovese basil, and Thai basil growing. All yummy stuff, that I use regularly. It's nice to have fresh herbs.

[SnazzyB]

Whoever DM'd me...I highly recommend getting one. They're easy to set up, doesn't take up that much space...and it's so nice to have fresh veggies and herbs.

In the past, I've grown jalopenos, cilantro, basil, and thyme. But you can also grow tomatoes and various lettuces.

[NORTY FLATZ]

Got a pic or two? I'd like to see what you're talking about.

But, I DO agree, garden fresh stuff makes store bought stuff a tragedy.

[SnazzyB]

I'm sorry, I don't. But if you go to www.aerogarden.com, I hI have the Harvest Slim version.

[NORTY FLATZ]

Originally Posted by SnazzyB

I'm sorry, I don't. But if you go to www.aerogarden.com, I hI have the Harvest Slim version.

Now, I see what you have. Thanks.

I'd never have a garden that I'd need to use electricity.

Most of the people that have to hide their crop, (growing indoors) are operating a "grow operation." And, they're NOT growing basil! (I got this info, from a retired DEA associate.)

Who knows, maybe he was kidding. He still calls "clandestine drug labs" that "damn junk..."

Anyway, your operation looks like it might yield some decent production. Especially, if you're in the frozen tundra. Then, I could see growing in a climate controlled environment.

[SnazzyB]

Originally Posted by NORTY FLATZ

Now, I see what you have. Thanks.

I'd never have a garden that I'd need to use electricity.

Most of the people that have to hide their crop, (growing indoors) are operating a "grow operation." And, they're NOT growing basil! (I got this info, from a retired DEA associate.)

Who knows, maybe he was kidding. He still calls "clandestine drug labs" that "damn junk..."

Anyway, your operation looks like it might yield some decent production. Especially, if you're in the frozen tundra. Then, I could see growing in a climate controlled environment.

I DO live in a place that gets cold in the winter. Plus, I don't get a lot of natural light in my house. I promise, I'm not growing pot. :-) Although, I guess if I wanted to, I already have a grow light. LOL And it's just so easy, and the reward is fresh herbs. It tickles me to be able to throw some dill into the green beans, or chopped basil in my salad or pasta sauce, etc.

[ersatz]

Originally Posted by SnazzyB

I DO live in a place that gets cold in the winter. Plus, I don't get a lot of natural light in my house. I promise, I'm not growing pot. :-) Although, I guess if I wanted to, I already have a grow light. LOL And it's just so easy, and the reward is fresh herbs. It tickles me to be able to throw some dill into the green beans, or chopped basil in my salad or pasta sauce, etc.

You might be interested in soil sprout greens for your salad. If you have natural light windows, you don't even need grow lights or a fancy mini-hydroponic unit.

https://www.chelseagreen.com/2020/ye...-salad-garden/