Showing posts with label AeroGarden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AeroGarden. Show all posts

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Week 6 for the AeroGraden

Its been 6 weeks since I have last posted an update about my new AeroGarden or even to the blog...

Since last post, I finally found a job, and I decided to go by to school for a degree in multimedia design, and other items that I prefer not to mention.

As for the AeroGarden, I love it. The only issues I have with the system is the loud air pump, and sometimes the light timer schedule changes. Orginally I set to come on at 8 AM, then it changes to 10 AM about 2 weeks. Then a week later the timer changed to 12P. Not sure why this happened. And no my power never went out.

The pictures below show the progress of the plants.


2 weeks


6 Weeks




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Sunday, December 28, 2008

New Garden Toy for Christmas!

Late last night we got back into town, my wife and I spent the week in Wesson Mississippi and Northport Alabama visiting my relatives. After we got unpacked and visited with friends from out of town, it was to late for us to open our gifts from each other and gifts from her in-laws.

One of my gifts from one of the cousins got me an AeroGarden3! I put its together and so far I love it. I have been interested in these little guys for quite some time. If this smaller one works out as well I hope it does, I will spend the money on several other models I have had my eyes.

I put together the AeroGarden3 in less than 30 minutes. It took me longer to figure out where to put it than to assemble it. The first step is to assemble the arm for the light to the base and install the light bulb. Once the that is complete you then attach the base and grow surface to the system. After the system is setup, you will then add the grow seed pods, seed starting formula tablet, and water. Then plug the system in. The light source will run for 17 hours and be in the dark for 7 hours.

So far, the only thing, I do not like about will live with is the water pump can be loud if you are in a quiet room, you will hear it. But more to come on that later on.

As time goes on, I will report my findings. Below you will find pictures of the assembly process and the completed unit.














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