School for Aerogardeners

I got an email from Aerogarden this morning announcing some gardening tips they're going to have on their Web site through out this month celebrating, "Indoor Gardening Month." Of course they'll all be related to their legal herbs but a lot of their information should be useful on our magic herbs, especially for those of you who are new and just getting started. They'll all include video as well. It looks like a pretty good schedule.
2/9 will be, "Pollinating peppers & tomatoes."
2/16 will be, "Harvesting herbs," which sound like it will include pruning
2/23 will be, "The advantage of lights, (Mylar and Extra vs AG7)."
2/28 will be, "Harvesting lettuce for fast growth and big ongoing yields."
It might be worth it to get on their mailing list as it costs you nothing and from time to time they do offer us some bonuses.

Am I the only one who thought HSA was going to give an in-house noob areogardener class?

I would have sub'ed =), lol.

Flintmegabowl: I'm not sure what you meant by what you said but there are a lot of people spending a lot of money for Aerogardens and sadly they're not getting what they want out of them. I hope this helps.

Just sayin'.... sounded like you were offering a class, like "HSA's step by step to success for Aerogardening".

I would have sub'ed if it was... it was a compliment.

Those general hydro-gardening classes are interesting, but one reason I don't use their mylar curtain is I can't see it providing enough airflow while balancing optimal reflection... so yeah, MJ growing has some different dynamics, but always good to know the basics first.

Aerogarden's weekly clinic is pruning and it was pretty well done.