AeroGarden Blog

Yes - yes you can!  For this purpose we offer our Grow Anything Kit, which comes with everything you need to plant and grow (EXCEPT the seeds) including: grow baskets, grow sponges, labels, domes, liquid plant food, and a Grow Anything Kit Guide, which contains general suggestions for planting.  You can save money by purchasing the 25-pack or 50-pack which...

Why not start the week off with a delicious salad? You can you use sweet bell peppers and chives straight out of your AeroGarden to make this tasty Grilled Bread Salad with Sweet Peppers and Onions, courtesy of www.Epicurious.com. Grilled Bread Salad with Sweet Peppers and Onions -- Yield: 4 servings Ingredients: -- 1/4 small loaf country-style bread (about 6...

Several members of the AeroGrow team participated in a Boulder, CO tradition: Tube to Work Day. To promote a cleaner commute, hundreds of people don helmets and business attire and float down Boulder Creek. AeroGrowers are always on the lookout for ways to promote sustainability and Earth-friendly practices (plus we have a specific affinity to water-based activities). We are lucky...

AeroGrow uses the same proven, patented nutrients that we’ve used since the beginning – the result of 6 years of intensive testing in our grow rooms.  Our nutrients contain no harmful pesticides or herbicides. The FDA has procedures for classifying plants as organic, but nutrients are not regulated in this way.  AeroGrow nutrients are made from mineral salts that provide...

Plants grown in an AeroGarden are susceptible to all the same pests as other indoor houseplants. They can enter your home through open windows, on clothing, or on produce, flowers, or potted plants. If you see fine white threads on or between leaves, tiny black or green specks on stems or the underside of leaves, or a sticky substance on...

Unpollinated flowers simply fall off the plants without setting fruit, and failure to pollinate is one of the greatest causes of disappointment in growing tomato and pepper plants.   Many plants, including tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and melons require pollination in order to produce fruit. When growing outdoors, this critical step is performed by wind, animals, bees and other insects. When growing...

INGREDIENTS 2/3 cup carrot juice 1½ tsp lemon juice ¼ tsp salt ⅛ tsp pepper ½ cup uncooked couscous ¼ cup currants ¼ cup slivered almonds, toasted 2 tsp olive oil 2 Tbsp chopped fresh chives Preparation Serves 2 Bring first 4 ingredients (through pepper) to a simmer over medium-high heat; gradually stir in couscous. Remove from heat, cover and...

The Right Light for Indoor Gardening Many classic house plants such as spider plants and ficus trees grow well in the relatively low light levels found in most homes and apartments. With many other plants however, more light is needed to succeed. Salad greens and fresh herbs like basil, chives, and cilantro require a more direct sun or supplemented artificial...

Our 11 variety of peppers and all you need to know about them!

Growing food aeroponically at home in the energy-efficient AeroGarden is a great way to reduce your “food miles,” or the distance your food must travel between the field and your plate, thus reducing your carbon footprint. Growing food at home in your AeroGarden:  - Produces only about half the carbon of a comparable amount of food grown and shipped from...