I called Aerogarden and customer service Emailed me a template for my harvest and harvest slim, to be enlarged and printed from my PC. I called them because the URL in the instruction booklet was broken. They said they have been aware of this and are working on the problem. Aerogarden customer service is awesome! Once I had lost my water fill cap and call them to see if I can order one and they sent me one without charge!
Thanks for the tip of removing the water pipe that get water to the top of the regular pod tray. I just put my sponges in the tray and hydrated them in place, filling the water up with the sponges already in place. Saved a step and I didn't have to handle wet sponges.
With the seed starting tray, you'll need to transplant. There are too many plants too close together to leave them in the AeroGarden. When using the standard tray, you can leave plants in all the way until harvest.
When I transplanted them, I moved them to soil that was completely saturated with water and placed in a tray so the excess water could drain from the soil. After several days the soil was just moist and I then started the hardening off process to get them ready to move outside. Be sure to keep the plants under light and away from heat after moving from the AeroGarden to soil. they may look a bit droopy after moving to soil, but they shoul perk back up within a day. How to harden off your plants: ua-cam.com/video/60NdtSkOSkc/v-deo.html
No, unfortunately I wasn't able to make a video when I transplanted them. However, if you have any questions about the process I'll try to answer them. 😊
No, I didn't cover mine and had no issues. Everything sprouted great. However, you could cover them until they sprout if you like Thanks for watching 😊🌱
I called Aerogarden and customer service Emailed me a template for my harvest and harvest slim, to be enlarged and printed from my PC. I called them because the URL in the instruction booklet was broken. They said they have been aware of this and are working on the problem. Aerogarden customer service is awesome! Once I had lost my water fill cap and call them to see if I can order one and they sent me one without charge!
Thanks for the tip of removing the water pipe that get water to the top of the regular pod tray. I just put my sponges in the tray and hydrated them in place, filling the water up with the sponges already in place. Saved a step and I didn't have to handle wet sponges.
Glad the video was helpful, thanks for watching 😊🌱
Can I live them in the aerogarden or do I have to transplant or can I leave them in there and harvest
With the seed starting tray, you'll need to transplant. There are too many plants too close together to leave them in the AeroGarden. When using the standard tray, you can leave plants in all the way until harvest.
When transplanting them do you need to get them used to soil before ? How does the process work ?
When I transplanted them, I moved them to soil that was completely saturated with water and placed in a tray so the excess water could drain from the soil. After several days the soil was just moist and I then started the hardening off process to get them ready to move outside. Be sure to keep the plants under light and away from heat after moving from the AeroGarden to soil.
they may look a bit droopy after moving to soil, but they shoul perk back up within a day.
How to harden off your plants:
ua-cam.com/video/60NdtSkOSkc/v-deo.html
Do you have a video transplanting from the Aerogarden in to the soil?
No, unfortunately I wasn't able to make a video when I transplanted them. However, if you have any questions about the process I'll try to answer them. 😊
Thanks because I didn't know what to do.
glad it was helpful, thanks for watching 😊🌱
Can’t you just start a few and do other’s later?
Yes, absolutely. However, It is recommended to cover any spots not in use to prevent light from going into the reservoir and encouraging algae growth.
@@InTheGarden awesome thanks.
Do you have to cover the seeds
No, I didn't cover mine and had no issues. Everything sprouted great. However, you could cover them until they sprout if you like
Thanks for watching 😊🌱