All the info you need to successfully grow plants and deal with issues like pests, leaf health and more
So you’ve finally got the hang of growing and planting seedlings into your Airgarden. Like an anxious parent, you’ve watched your seedlings sprout into healthy produce. So proud! So many feels! And within just a few weeks, your precious produce is re
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… Pruning your plants will:. For pruning all plants, don’t be hack-handed about it and make sure you:. Below we brea
Whilst the Airgarden is less susceptible to insects, bugs and pests, they can still cause a few issues if left untreated. So what do you need to be looking out for and what are the solutions? There are the most common suspects. Grasshoppers typically
With the Airgarden, you can grow more than 150 different plants. The only real exceptions are root crops (such as carrots and potatoes), grapevines, bushes and trees. View the full plant list here. As it creates a controlled growing environment, the
Leaf diseases are relatively easy to spot, and if you catch them early, you can save your precious fruits and vegetables! The three most common leaf diseases that occur in Australia and may affect plants in your Airgarden are Powdery Mildew, Downy Mi