Would I be able to grow strawberries with this?
782075
I didn't try that, but since it is very much like a strawberry pot, I don't see why not.
782076
I tried but they did not do very good at all.....but then again I've never been able to grow strawberries very successfully in anything! I don't see why they wouldn't grow though...
2095368
Depending on the leaf size. If you are going to use tiny leaves not recommended. I put some raw (not dehydrated) spearmint leaves with strawberries and works fantastic.
1317239
Yes, my eight year old granddaughter has used it. The strawberries were large and she's pretty good at helping me. I don't consider it dangerous. The pointed tips are pretty blunt.
2140947
Sure, if you are growing seedlings. Otherwise, get something more powerful if you want big tomatoes.
678709
I assume the same as regular strawberries; the plants themselves look no different. I planted mine in pots in my greenhouse and they are already producing. This is the first planting of pineberries for me.
102463
You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots, and then soak them in hydrogen peroxide 3% solution. You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots,... » Read More You could try. Most plants grow well in hydroponics. The problems can be:1. Not enough root space, or not enough space for the plant - small plants should be ok2. The roots of your plants might have some bacteria on them. Hydroponic environments are very comfortable for plants, but even more comfortable for bacteria. Bacteria that didn't do much in soil might suddenly begin to flourish in your aerogarden, eat your nutrients, change your PH level, and maybe even damage your roots. So before you transplant your plants into aerogarden, make sure to wash all the soil off the roots, and then soak them in hydrogen peroxide 3% solution. « Show Less
613223
I wouldn't use it. Fruits and vegetables need more than three nutrients to really grow the right way.
1408438
Yes. I use it to make smoothies. It makes short work of frozen strawberries and frozen bananas as well.
941859
Wish I could help, but I don't eat strawberries. This has firm wire stretched across so I think it would, but again, not sure.
2167073
I would think you would be able to. I have tried lots of fruits, berries and many types of vegetables and all worked well in this.
2178491
I have never grown blueberries, so I have no direct knowledge. This is essentially pure nitrogen which will give most plants a lot of plant growth which may be at the expense of fruit production.
960004
I planted mine in a strawberry planter so the soil was only about four inches deep and the roots were 4 or 5 inches apart. The plants all grew well but did not produce a large amount of berries.
2060474
No, alone they are not sufficient to make plants veg either. I mean, they will, but your output will be very disappointing.
291627
Hi, I got the biggest they had. I am growing carrots in mine. You could grow strawberries but you would have to cut holes in the bag so the runners could travel. Happy Gardening!
1798744
Yes you can, mine did great last summer, but died during the winter. I will plant more this Spring and hope it will take hold better and live through the Winter. Good Luck
2271594
Sorry but my black strawberries started out pretty well & than died .... I think it was just to hot were I planted them I will try again next spring
104861
I think so, depending upon what you're chopping. I mainly use the blender for smoothies. Sor far great. It chops strawberries very good.