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    Lettuce Grow Hydroponic Grow Tower Review After Four Months

    September 5, 2021 - By 

    It’s been four months since I started using the Lettuce Grow hydroponic grow tower and I finally reached the point where I needed to break it down and do a reset. I highly recommend their Farmstand if you are looking to try hydroponic gardening. It’s very easy to set up and maintain, even for beginner growers. You can read about my first time setting it up here, along with updates from the first three months: Getting Started in Hydroponic Gardening. Click here to check out Lettuce Grow on Amazon! Time to Reset the Farmstand! The photo above was actually after…

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    Lettuce Grow Review and Promo Code – Getting Started in Hydroponic Gardening

    May 17, 2021 - By 

    Just over a month ago I got started in hydroponic gardening with the Lettuce Grow farm stand, so this is my review of setting up the Lettuce Grow and getting started. I’ve been enviously eyeing these things at restaurants and neighbor’s yards for a while and finally decided to make the jump to getting one myself! I was tired of seeing my seeds and seedlings attacked by squirrels and birds and wanted to move my garden into a protected screened porch area. This seemed like the perfect way to get as many plants as I could into a small area!…

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    Growing a Pineapple from a Pineapple Top

    March 25, 2020 - By 

    Next time you get a whole pineapple, you might want to think about saving the top part. It’s really easy to replant it and grow a new pineapple from a pineapple top! Sure, it may take 2 – 3 years before you actually get a new fruit, but it’s still a neat project to do and good way to put something to use that you’d otherwise throw away. How to Grow a Pineapple from a Pineapple Basic Instructions: You’ll need one regular pineapple, chop off the top, remove about 1″ of the leaves to expose the stem, stick that in…

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    Yard to Table, Why I love Having a Garden

    November 29, 2018 - By 

    I planted my very first garden when I was six, in the Florida sand in the little area between our townhouse and the next. I planted peas and was excited to see them grow and produce pods. I was so excited to actually grow my own food that I popped those few peas out of the pods and had my mom help me boil them to go with my dinner. It was a feast of five peas, but I still felt pretty triumphant about the experience. Everywhere I lived, I planted a garden I always love growing things I could use…