Category — Hydroponics

Our first crop of baby bell peppers grown with the AeroGarden Pro 200 (AeroGarden Deluxe). Ninety days from seed to first harvest. Photos show red and yellow peppers ready for harvest with many green peppers ripening, soon to be red, yellow or orange.

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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 causing peppers to form in their centers.

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Our first AeroGarden PRO200 grow project: Baby bell peppers in red, orange and golden yellow. The AeroGarden PRO200 has an adjustable lamp that extends up to 24 inches in height to accommodate taller plants like tomatoes and peppers.

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Unboxing and set up of a new AeroGarden Pro 200 – fast, easy, and sleek! It runs like a dream, and it’s quiet, too.

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The AeroGarden Pro 200 accommodates tall plants like tomatoes and peppers in a sleek black and brushed steel finish to match any decor. Grow herbs, fruits and vegetables indoors year-round. We’ve ordered the AeroGarden Pro 200, and we’ll be reviewing it here.

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Abutilon (also called Parlor Maple or Flowering Maple) can be grown well in passive hydroponic grow systems. Below are photos of several abutilon seedlings at 6 weeks old …

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Rooting leaves in water is one of the traditional methods of African violet propagation dating back to the early days of the plants’ popularity in North America. If your grandmother grew African violets from leaf cuttings she probably used this method …

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