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Easiest Things to Grow

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Just a link to a discussion in the forums about the easiest things to grow in an Aerogarden, comparison of greens, etc.

Pre-season Greens

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Transplanted my first seedling out today. Probably way premature, but this little spinach is already ~4 weeks from seed (began life in the original LED greens experiment) and supposed to be mature at ~6 weeks.

Greens Growboxes 2009

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Might as well start the topic, since I planted my first green outside today.

Spinach and Radishes

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Inspired by Peat's hydroponic carrots, though this isn't hydroponic, I planted radishes and spinach today. Basically, I have excess capacity under my new seed starting lights for the next month.

The "Tomato" Growbox

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My 2nd growbox was primarily dedicated to tomatoes - everything else grew around that priority. But, it was still quite cold when the growboxes arrived - indeed, the tomato plants I ordered from Burpee hadn't even arrived yet. And when they did, I still kept them inside, because it was still below 50 degrees every night.

The "Squash" Growbox

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I bought two Growboxes this spring, to try to bring an Aerogarden-like experience to the great outdoors, on my narrow 3rd floor bedroom balcony. These have now been growing for 3 seasons straight, though it's November now, and soon even the fall greens will have to end.

Spinach

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A number of people, including myself, have tried to grow spinach in an AeroGarden.

Unanimous conclusion:  Spinach doesn't like getting its toes wet. Normal spinach won't grow in an AG.

Lettuce Lore

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I'm not ready to write this yet, just trying to set up the book toc.

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