Ngl, I meant to start an aerogarden but haven't yet. It's probably best if I start from pregrown fruits & plants and maintain them as a starter. Living in an apartment rn and have north facing window space.

Oh an aerogarden would be sick and they look cool too. Yeah starting with something pregrown can be a nice introduction without too much worry, and in the meantime you could maybe grow something on the window sill as well with some egg cartons from seeds

bro, starting this during the week thanks!

are these just for starting seeds or can grow a whole plant in those? isnt that kinda small

Just for starting seeds, you'll want to get a proper pot to transfer them later or some other alternative. Basically anything that won't break down from moisture and you're able to drill holes into the bottom will be fine

how do you tell what kindof plastic containers are good to use? arent some of them like toxic or something

Love gardening but hate dealing with bugs

I honestly haven't considered that but you should be fine with anything unless it's clearly f***ed up somehow, maybe Google might have the answer for this one

coo thanks

Really want to, I just don’t have the time.

Cudweeds been infesting my backyard

Got a relatively empty garden bed that im gonna fill with native plants, im starting some australian indigo via seeds and just planted a few grevillea groundcovers hopefully they end up looking like this

🐐🐐🐐

just cooked a mean egg drop soup with my own home grown ginger, scallion/green onion and shiitake mushrooms what a feeling

This is me 2022. 100%

good on you, what are you thinking of growing?

all the peaches and mangoes that you could sell for me

wish I could but living in an apartment makes it too difficult
last summer I planted a few cherry tomatoes and them s***s grew up so high without making a flower, moved them to my auntie's garden and tomatoes magically appeared (I believe it was a space problem)

this year I managed to harvest my very first own loud pack, which I feel VERY PROUD of

Root veg and herbs to start off with.

You grow stuff? What you got?

i have a few local/native plants (australia), green onions, tumeric, ginger and i grow shiitake mushrooms too but that's a whole different process and not necessarily "in the garden"

I need to move somewhere where I can when my lease is up

imma definitely get into gardening next year, you just inspired me man

there's nothing like the feeling of your own successful plants

I want to. Wish I owned my own property so I could.