Grow Notes

gardening & growing tips

Spring Planting Indoors

Spring is nearly upon us, and it’s time to start planting seeds! Start seeds indoors now for transplant outdoors after the last frost (or start them any time for indoor gardens).

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Colorful Rooting Vases

Colored glass rooting jars help start cuttings quickly. The shaded glass shields the roots from direct sun and keeps algae to a minimum. Start ivy, pothos, begonias, coleus, philodendron, herb cuttings, and even African violet leaves in these pretty little vases.

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Growing Basil

Basil is a very aromatic, bushy annual that grows very well as a house plant. Basil is a staple in the indoor garden, and probably one of the best herbs for hydroponic sytems. Basil stems can be rooted in water and will often grow there happily without ever being transplanted into soil or soilless mix.

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Lighted Plant Stands – Time for an Upgrade?

Take your indoor garden from make-shift shop lights and shelving to an elegant display in the living room with a beautiful lighted plant stand – Show off your green thumb, create a point of interest in the room, fill your view with blooms, and keep your herbs within reach of the kitchen.

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Growing Strawberries Indoors

You can grow strawberry plants indoors in hanging baskets and pots, in windowboxes, strawberry jars and other containers. If you are wondering how to grow strawberries indoors on a windowsill, under lights or on a lighted plant stand, follow our progress from planting to harvesting.

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Growing Bell Peppers Indoors

Growing baby bell peppers indoors in an AeroGarden Pro hydroponic unit. The seeds came from market-bought peppers and are self-pollinating – just shaking the plants gently in the morning pollinates the open flowers. Peppers then form from flower centers.

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