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🌱 "February Planting Guide: Perfect Picks for Growing Fruit & Vegetables in Your Airgarden by Australian Climate Zones!" 🌱
Hello, fabulous gardeners of Australia! As February unfolds with its unique blend of sunny days and breezy evenings, it's time to give you...
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The Heat is On - Tips for Growing in the Summer
We adore the summer season for its warm climate and the delightful array of produce it enables us to grow! There's nothing quite as satisfy...
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What Vegetables Can You Grow on An Airgarden
What types of Vegetables will Grow with An Airgarden? Let's ask our June Winner of our Monthly "Grower of the Month" Competition - Debbie -...
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How To Grow Spinach In Your Airgarden
In this blog post, we'll explore how to grow spinach in an Airgarden aeroponic system, a modern and efficient way of gardening. Aeroponics ...
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How To Grow Lettuce
A brief history of lettuce! Lettuce is a vegetable that is native to the Mediterranean region. It is a member of the Asteraceae family, whi...
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How To Use Hydroponic Clay Balls To Grow Plants In Your Airgarden
Hydroponic clay balls, also known as hydroton or expanded clay pebbles, are a type of growing medium that is commonly used in hydroponic g...
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What Is EC?
Hydroponics is a modern and innovative method of growing plants without soil. It utilises a nutrient-rich water solution as a growing medi...
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Airgarden Summer Growing Guide
Summer is here, which means we're prepping our Airgardens for summer veggies, abundant fresh herbs and salads, and of course - the hot, ho...
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How to prune your Airgarden plants
It may seem counterintuitive to cut back thriving plants. But as all parents know, you have to do what’s best for them in the long run… Pru...
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Airgarden growing zones - what to grow in your location
With the Airgarden, you can grow more than 150 different plants - basically anything that doesn't grow in the ground, or on grapevines, bu...
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Tips for successfully growing tomatoes in the Airgarden
Do you have plenty of leaves and flowers on your tomato plants, but no fruits coming from them? This issue can be a bit of a head scratcher...
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3 Essential Herbs for you Airgarden
If you’re reading this, it’s safe to say you agree that herbs are the most frustrating thing to buy from the supermarket. They are eye-wate...
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How to Attract More Bees to your Airgarden
Bees have been in the news for a number of years now, and for good reason. Now more than ever, people realise the importance of bees. Why a...
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What to do about butterflies & caterpillars
Although prime for growing, the warmer months can also bring with them butterflies. Although beautiful, beware - these attractive assassins...
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What Leaves Tell You About Your Plant Health
The great thing about plants is that when they are feeling sick or stressed, they show us through their leaves. Knowing what to look for, ...
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How To Revive Wilted Lettuce & Leafy Greens
No matter how you’re growing, wilting lettuce or leafy greens will inevitably happen from time to time. But rather than throwing out perfec...
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How to harvest your Airgarden plants
So you’ve finally got the hang of growing and planting seedlings into your Airgarden. Like an anxious parent, you’ve watched your seedlings...
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What is bolting & what you can do about it
Bolting, also known as 'going to seed', refers to the process of a plant prematurely producing a flowering stem or "bolt" in a natural atte...
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Common Leaf Diseases and How To Get Rid Of Them
Leaf disease can occur from time-to-time affecting a number of different plants. They can affect both fruiting plants (like cucumbers, stra...
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Common pests and what to do about them
Whilst the Airgarden is less susceptible to pests than soil-based growing, they can still cause issues if left untreated. So what do you ne...
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