Would these work in Aerogardens? They look shorter than the sponges the Aerogardens come with. Thanks
1731077
In the picture they look dry, when you wet them they will expand and absorb water just like a sponge. Also, I'd get the brand name Rapid Rooters because they come inoculated with beneficial bacteria and I'm not sure if these do or don't however these work well too. I've tried these in aeroponics and I can tell you they work just like a sponge and you end up with rot on the stems. Better is to use the foam discs that come with the net pots, I believe they are called net pot collars. You don't want to use anything that retains water in aeroponics or you end up with rot. Really, all you want to do is make sure your plants stems are held in place above the sprayers, so a bare plant stem would be better. I personally don't care for aeroponics and unless you are a true hydroponics master I wouldn't even mess with it. Aeroponics is a constant nightmare and they leak like crazy most of the time. A solid DWC bucket is easy to build and will yield huge harvests with anything. Good luck!
1731078
They are amazing for Aeroponics. I have used these in both DWC and aeroponic cloning. For best results, mix a small solution of ph'd water, root starter, and whatever organics/nutes you want and just dip these plugs into the mix. No needs to soak because these retain water and nutrients quite well. Place seed/clones in plug and put it into your aeroponic system...works like a charm. Enjoy!
1667004
They fit in your standard propagation tray. You kno the ones you can buy at home depot or Lowes that have peat moss pucks for inserts. I found these fit even better and more snug so no light enters rooting zones. In my opinion these are second only to aeroponic clones such as my turbo cloner (kloner) or ez clone.
2266208
You can cut them. The lighter green ones that are circular (I can't remember the species) are small already. They would be perfect little hills in a mini terrarium.
1382818
The succulents in the 2 inch pots are nice because they are already rooted (they are more sturdy) and we received a nice variety, but they are all fairly similar in size. The cuttings had more variety when it came to size and shouldn't be much trouble not being rooted if they are going to be secure in a terrarium (most of them had fairly decent stems), mine have already started growing little roots but nothing substantial. Hope this helps!
1158315
no, they are to small, I searched online and found a way to find the right size, sorry but I dont remember were that was. I do know that these are smaller than two inch
1619164
I don't know if they would work in gardens but I have them in outdoor potted and thy work just fine
2179441
I would not buy these. The plants are very small for the price and they die very easily. Unless you are a professional and can watch these plants like a baby don't even waste your money. You can find better, larger, and better price plants elsewhere.
74243
I think so. They're pretty small though so it depends on how big or small the succulent is. They're really pretty . Good luck!
547104
They might be too small for the kitchen cabinets. I purchased the ones which were $10/ea and then these. These were much smaller. They worked since I was putting them on a space saver in the bathroom which needed smaller ones. I also have these on black cabinets and they just jump out. I tested this style (the larger ones) on my kitchen cabinets which are white and they still look nice...just not as much pop as the black cabinets.
284496
They must be; I have transplanted veggies from the AreoGarden into a soil based planted and the sponges are not there when I harvest the plants.
1089929
Yes, They should work. They are my favorite, but I haven't used it that way in a while.
490363
They just come in small black greenhouse production pots. Not too attractive. You could replant them into nicer 2" to 3" planters, but it would probably be easier to make a decorative wrap with foil or paper using the existing planter, and tie with some nice ribbon. A nice wide decorative ribbon might work all by itself. Your florist could probably give you some good ideas.
764160
no way if you fit the top and bottom sponge.. The problem is its WHOLE length is 33", any sponge will shorten that.Why sponges? I have no idea, but I guess they use it to protect the bottom from point fields.And sponge on top is to provide a solid surface for the bottom water in its PROMOTION image.And another point is its material is nyron, that means it wont keep shape as solid as this image..NEVER!try to find more review and pictures before get it.. I am seriously
253415
These plants are tiny and would probably be lost at a wedding. 4-6 inches tall. The other problem would be these would be in pots. I would suggest going to a garden center and see what they might have. Good Luck
1892562
I have used the flora trio in soil grows despite the claim its designed for hydroponics. I am not familiar with an aerogarden. If you are indeed growing only herbs I don't see the need for all three, but veggies do flower and the trio has a veg , flower, and finishing component. Fox farms makes quality chems as well as Advanced Nutrition. Both are available on here.
2173344
I have never played that game, but they might work. They are really small... maybe an little more than an inch tall and an inch and a half long?
855778
They are native to a warm client. How ever aslong as it has stopped frosting, they will grow, at least some. Probably slowly, they are similar to cucumbers so if you have had any luck with cucumbers than these will probably work for you too.