The mint and the chives are doing well, while the dill is growing but a bit pale in color. The purple basil is not doing well at all--the leaves look very pale. The thyme looked that way too at first, but it's starting to perk up just a little.
In the meantime, talk about an overachiever. The basil has shot up and even hit the grow light (burning a few leaves in the process). Back when I started this blog, I would be hesitant to prune the plant, but after hundreds and hundreds of leaves by now, I happily chopped away. In fact, it was a very, very lovely complement to my Nutrisystem Chicken and Dumplings (don't worry, once I get more herbs I'll start cooking real things again, diet be darned)
The other gardens are doing fine. I looked up at the mesclun on the top shelf, and noticed that one of the lights had burned out.
I think this Aerogarden was the same unit that started this blog (which grew the International Basil kit) so it's had a good life. Luckily, I had some spare lights I had purchased at the Aerogarden Store. Voila, two working lights again.
A day-to-day diary reporting on my experiences with my indoor garden, dedicated to gardeners like me who's been relegated to apartment and office living and seeks to exercise an itchy green thumb.
Monday, July 6, 2009
What a show off
So, here's an update on the herb Aerogarden:
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