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Aero garden or indoor garden?!
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<blockquote data-quote="regolith" data-source="post: 864547" data-attributes="member: 9267"><p>I don't know what an aero garden is, just bemused to see from the front page that you're posting at 60-second intervals and apparently still making sense?!</p><p></p><p>A conservatory (indoor garden with big windows or glass doors to let the light in) can be an amazing place if it's looked after well, if you have the time. If you're like me and forget to water your pot plants until you notice them wilting, maybe not so much.</p><p>I do grow indoors, but mainly to extend the growing season by starting vegetables early, or bringing frost-sensitive flowers like impatiens in to overwinter. I just set a platform up in front of the biggest north-facing (sun shines from the north here) window I can find... then remember to water, watch out for insect/fungal attack and harden off before planting out and it's all good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="regolith, post: 864547, member: 9267"] I don't know what an aero garden is, just bemused to see from the front page that you're posting at 60-second intervals and apparently still making sense?! A conservatory (indoor garden with big windows or glass doors to let the light in) can be an amazing place if it's looked after well, if you have the time. If you're like me and forget to water your pot plants until you notice them wilting, maybe not so much. I do grow indoors, but mainly to extend the growing season by starting vegetables early, or bringing frost-sensitive flowers like impatiens in to overwinter. I just set a platform up in front of the biggest north-facing (sun shines from the north here) window I can find... then remember to water, watch out for insect/fungal attack and harden off before planting out and it's all good. [/QUOTE]
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