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Post by tompepper7 on Sept 8, 2024 22:12:07 GMT -5
...so I terminated all Aerogardens due to aphids a while back. It was a bit of a shock and my Aerogardens have been empty since. As fall and winter approach I think about getting my Aerogardens ready for new planting. Off season fresh produce is something to enjoy.
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Post by LoveSalads on Sept 8, 2024 23:11:00 GMT -5
I look forward to see what you have growing for this winter indoor season tompepper7 . I had to remove my last 2 tomato plants today because I couldn't rid my gardens of gnats. The only thing I have going indoors now is one two week old salad garden. I also look forward to a fresh clean start. |
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Post by lynnee on Sept 8, 2024 23:46:19 GMT -5
I look forward to see what you have growing for this winter indoor season tompepper7 . I had to remove my last 2 tomato plants today because I couldn't rid my gardens of gnats. The only thing I have going indoors now is one two week old salad garden. I also look forward to a fresh clean start. These Katchy traps are very good at catching gnats. They kept the gnats in my strawberries under control. What they couldn't handle was a colony that had established itself in the russet potato bin. Once I found and removed that, the Katchy picked off the remaining strays. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H2JGSM6/ |
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Post by tompepper7 on Sept 9, 2024 17:31:48 GMT -5
I have a couple of the Katchy traps and second their usefulness.
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Post by LoveSalads on Sept 9, 2024 18:28:20 GMT -5
After clicking the link for the Katchy trap I see it has the sticky pads. I have a dynatrap on a timer that's great at getting anything bigger than gnats. So I ordered some sticky bits and will try to get these in the catchment. Thx for the link and conformation lynnee and tompepper7 . Hopefully this will work. If not I buy a Katchy. Dynatrap www.amazon.com/DynaTrap%C2%AE-Quarter-Insect-Mosquito-Tungsten/dp/B07NNTDXSB?th=1EDIT a few days later I received the sticky bits from Amazon and they fit pufectlyyyyyyyy  . I shall see how they do. |
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Post by slw on Sept 15, 2024 17:34:09 GMT -5
I'm with you, Tom. I've been taking a well-deserved AG hiatus for a few months; I played with outdoor gardens for a while and then just took a break from all of it. I have ONE Harvest XL in my breakfast nook with a heritage cherry tomato plant and two pods of green onions that has been going for months and still producing like a trooper. Honestly it has been a nice break to not have the dining room full of active gardens.
I need to drag out my seeds and see what I want to crank up the AGs for. I'll probably start with lettuces and a couple of cucumber varieties.
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Post by Shawn on Sept 17, 2024 8:55:38 GMT -5
I have to admit, I have not planted anyth9ing in a while except some herbs. Things here are crazy ... but I am planning on planting more herbs and peppers this weekend. I even put it on my To Do List.
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Post by lynnee on Oct 1, 2024 18:10:00 GMT -5
Soon I will start some more lettuce. My "Tennis Ball" lettuce was a disappointment. It decided to grow tall, rather than round like a ball. Apparently that is true of lettuce grown in an AG. At least that's what the official "Tips for Tending to Lettuce" says. aerogarden.com/growing/tips-for-tending-to-lettuce.htmlStill, I'm going to try again, as soon as the Merlot that I started today is big enough to supply sandwich lettuce.  |
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Post by LoveSalads on Oct 21, 2024 22:32:05 GMT -5
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. I shall see how they do.
