How do I keep bugs out of my AeroGarden?
How do I keep bugs out of my AeroGarden?
Turn each plant upside down under a faucet and gently run water over the underside of the leaves to rinse as many of the insects off as possible. Wipe down all surfaces of your AeroGarden with disinfectant, as well as the areas around your AeroGarden. Check each plant for any remaining insects.
Does AeroGarden attract bugs?
If you were to decide between an aerogarden and a potted plant, you are more likely to attract bugs with a potted plant because of the wet soil. Since the aerogarden has an enclosed water tank and no soil, it isn’t as likely, but will you have a general increase from no plants to plants?
How do I keep aphids off my AeroGarden?
If your plants are small and immature, you can try removing them from your AeroGarden and rinsing away the aphids under a heavy faucet flow. For the spray solution we mentioned above, just mix 1 tablespoon of Dr. Bronner’s Soap with 1 gallon of water and spray your plants. Make sure you get the underside of the leaves.
Why are my Aerogarden plants dying?
If the water is not being aerated, the roots can’t send enough oxygen up to the plants, which will then slowly suffocate until finally they collapse. AeroGardens have systems to aerate the water, and it’s important to check the pump or aerator periodically to make sure it is working.
Can I grow strawberries in an AeroGarden?
Did you know that you can grow strawberries in the AeroGarden?! Yup, you read right! The most practical way to grow them is by starting with small live plants that are already mature enough to have flowers. You can order strawberry crowns through us here, or you can get some at a local nursery.
How do I get rid of mold in my Aerogarden?
Remove the grow dome if you haven’t already, and don’t replace it. The increased air flow should reduce growth. It may also reduce germination of your seeds. Scrape off the mold with your fingertip or wipe with a Q-tip.