AeroGarden Grow Project #1
Before ordering an AeroGarden we started saving seeds from tomatoes (cherry and grape) and bell peppers. Some particularly delicious miniature bell peppers yielded a good crop of seeds, so they are the first seeds to be sown in the new AeroGarden PRO200.
Red, orange, and yellow baby bell pepper seeds were sown midday immediately after unpacking the AeroGarden. Seeds sprouted on the 5th day – earlier than anticipated. Bumper crop on the way…scroll down for the latest photos.
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| DAY 28: |  Baby bell peppers at 28 days. A garlic plant grows in a pot to the left, and thunbergia seedlings (black-eyed susan vine) are in plugs to the right. A minimum-maximum hygrometer/thermometer monitors the humidity and temperature. |
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| DAY 31: |  31 Days into the growth cycle – flower buds are forming |
 Buds on AeroGarden pepper plants |
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| DAY 40: |  The first flowers began to open around 40 days after planting. |
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DAY 48:
 The first mini baby bell pepper! |
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See how the pepper plants look at 60 days…click here!
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