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Hydroponic Princess
Добавлен 28 сен 2012
Easy to follow tips and tricks for growing with hydroponics and Aerogardens. Ways to transplant and care for hydroponic vegetables and/or fruit plants. Walk throughs for pollinating and caring for a variety of plants. Indoor gardening for the novice gardener or those who want to expand their knowledge.
How To Remove Bugs From Your Potting Soil
In this video, I give a quick tip on how to get rid of those pesky bugs hanging out in your potting soil!
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Overview Of My AeroGarden Units
Просмотров 2073 года назад
In this video, I give a brief overview of my various AeroGarden units. I am not affiliated with AeroGarden. AeroGarden products can be found at www.aerogarden.com
Planting Your Own Seeds Using AeroGarden Pods
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
In this video, I demonstrate how use your own seeds using Aerogarden pods.
How To Separate Seedlings In Your AeroGarden
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 года назад
In this video, I discuss methods for separating seedlings when multiple plants germinate within the same grow medium.
Ways To Pollinate Self-Pollinating Plants
Просмотров 683 года назад
In this video, I talk about several ways you can help pollinate your self-pollinating plants when growing indoors or without pollinators. These tips and tricks can help increase your harvest.
Tips For Pollinating Non Self-Pollinating Plants
Просмотров 823 года назад
In this video, I talk about several ways you can pollinate monoecious plants (non self-pollinating), when growing indoors or without pollinators.
All my plants got contaminated from the stupid store soil. I never knew this could happen. They should really make better bags and put warning on it to check soil before using. It’s been a nightmare with these gnats for months and 1 plant died
I'm so sorry to hear you're going through that. Gnats and aphids can be a complete nightmare! I hope you're able to save the rest of your plants ❤️❤️
Can i put it back in that bag after ? If not, How do i store it? Or should we only bake what we need to use each time
Hi DejaDrewit, You can put the baked soil in an air-tight bag or container to use when ready. I usually use the extra large ziplock bags. However, if the container isn't air-tight, you risk contamination again.
Great video! I just planted seeds in my Aerogarden for the first time but some that just started germinating are damping off. Others are doing well. Has this happened to you and how do you fix it? TFS!
Hi cami-mani! Thank you! I haven't had that issue personally. Are too many plants growing in 1 pod? Are the light settings correct and the amount of plant food/nutrients in the water? Those are a couple things that can cause seedlings to die. Also, improper conditions such as the area your garden is in could be too hot or too cold depending on the plant types. Sorry I couldn't be more help. It's hard to say since there could be many reasons.
Thank you for responding! I think perhaps it was too humid, so I placed a small fan near the growing seedling and hope it helps. I also sprinkled a tiny bit of cinnamon on the seedlings once they make an appearance. Thanks again! ❤
Dontcha know now...
Thank you! I just separated one. There were three growing in one pod. Two thyme and one cilantro. I took out one thyme but I don't have another pod for the other and it's really intertwined with the cilantro. Do you think the thyme and cilantro might be able to grow together in the same pod?
Hi EssenceMcDowell, Sorry for the late response! If you left them together you probably seen both can get pretty big and will compete for space and nutrients which can result in 1 or both suffering. I hope you were able to seperate them and are cooking with fresh herbs!
Great info! Where do you buy the sponges? TIA!
Amazon or Aerogarden, if they have a good deal
I’m trying to figure out your accent. Is this Wisconsin?
Yes 😂
@@hydroponicprincess3256 Lol, wow… good guess. I appreciate the videos. Very helpful information. Looks like you took a break. Maybe time to make more? I’m curious why so many? I have one AeroGarden so far. I like it, but managing that many seems like a LOT.
@@hydroponicprincess3256You betcha 😀
@NewportSolar They do take some work to manage, anytime you have many hydroponic plants growing at once, it can get time consuming. I'm hoping to start adding content again over the next couple months now that things are settling down.
Hi! im brand new to this. how many seeds do you generally put into a pod to grow something? you put in two here. i imagine it varies, but i dont know how to tell. ill be growing mostly basic herbs. maybe some small tomatoes or peppers
Generally, it is recommended to put 2-3 seeds in each pod/planter, just in case only 1 sprouts. Most of the seeds I've purchased from seed companies have approximately 70% germination rates. So basically, every time I plant, I need to think there is a chance only 7 out of 10 will sprout. Usually, I have much better luck than that but I have had older seeds that only around 50% sprout. I have a video on separating seedlings if you end up with multiple healthy plants that sprout in one pod. Good luck planting! 🙂
Thank you. You explained everything very well
when do you take the sprouting seed to groud and any specific way to plant them?
Hi Kathleen! Are you looking for easy transplanting? If so, I'd recommend starting your seeds in soil with a good grow light.
I just bought a system to grow my herbs and thought it would be great to hear from someone who has done this for a while. I wanted to get started on my herbs a little earlier than in years past since I live in Colorado. You certainly answered a couple of initial questions I had. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I always thought this would be fun.
How deep do you need to put seeds in grow sponges?
You can just drop them in the hole if the sponge is pre-wet. If it is not, you want them far enough down that if you would need to wet the sponge from the top, the seed doesn't flow out. I can often shine a light on the sponge and see the seed and a tiny sprout in the hole. Hope this helps 😊
Great idea if we plan to upgrade in the future!
This was really helpful, thank you! Your channel is underappreciated.
Extremely helpful
Great info! 👍