- Revolutionary kitchen appliance lets you grow your own food indoors all year round right in your own kitchen
- Dirt-free NASA-tested aeroponic technology grows plants in water, nutrients, and air
- Advanced Growing System uses high-efficiency lighting and low-maintenance chamber to provide oxygen to the roots
- Organically based and 100% natural
- Measures 14 x 10 x 21 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Good Morning America calls the AeroGrow AeroGarden, “One of the top new consumer products.” The AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus is an update of the AeroGarden Classic that retains the elegant looks, but offers more power under the hood and a 6-pod configuration. Grow abundant herbs, greens, or vegetables for your family 365 days a year in the comfort of your kitchen. It’s a user-friendly, low-maintenance process that don’t need a green thumb to perform. It sets on your kitchen counter and provides plenty of space for your plants to spread out. It’s also trellis-ready for growing full-size tomatoes and other vegetables. The AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus uses NASA-tested aeroponic technology to grow plants in water, nutrients, and air. Aeroponics is a dirt-free growing method in which plant roots are suspended in air within a highly oxygenated growing chamber with 100% humidity. The roots are bathed in ideal levels of nutrients, oxygen, and water, allowing the plants to grow significantly faster, become healthier, and have a higher nutrient content that plants grown in soil. With 6 pods in which to grow food, the Advanced Growing System uses high-efficiency lighting and a quiet, low-maintenance chamber that provides more oxygen to the roots. All you have to do is add water, drop in the pre-seeded grow plugs, turn on the AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus, and watch the plants grow. The grow lights turn on and off automatically, and the system reminds you when to add water and nutrients. You can achieve up to 30% more plant growth. Use the AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus for “seed to feed” harvesting, sprouting, transplants, propagation, cuttings, and mixed variety planting. All plants are organically based and 100% natural. The AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus measures 14 x 10 x 21 inches and is covered by a 1-year warranty.
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The AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus a step up from the AeroGarden 6 Elite, an update of the AeroGarden Classic with 6 Pods instead of 7 and . The AeroGarden Elite 6 Plus offers more light and height and is trellis-ready for growing full-size tomatoes and other vegetables. There is more space for your plants to spread out, creating lush, full growth and it features the Advanced Growing System; more light to the plants, more oxygen to the roots. The AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus is a revolutionary kitchen appliance - growing abundant harvests of garden-fresh lettuce, herbs and tomatoes year-round, right on the kitchen counter. The AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus uses NASA-tested aeroponic technology to grow plants faster and more reliably than with any other method, with no dirt, weeds or mess. The AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus is so easy to use that anyone, with or without gardening experience, can succeed in growing lush, beautiful gardens. Simply add water, drop in the pre-seeded grow plugs, turn it on and watch it grow. The system automatically turns the grow lights on and off and reminds when to add water and nutrients.
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43 of 43 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I have a black thumb but I can finally make things grow with aerogarden!,
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This review is from: AeroGrow AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus with Ruby Heirloom tomato seed kit and a trellis system (Lawn & Patio)
I'm an aerogarden lover. One thing I particularly love about aerogardens is that it is a fairly green product. The nutrient tablets are organic(according to the makers of aerogarden) and the system uses CFL bulbs as opposed to traditional lightbulbs. The makers say it costs under 3 dollars to run an aerogarden per month. Someone who reviewed this one said it smells. Personally, I noticed it getting it out of the box, but never again after that and I do have a particularly sensitive nose. It's plastic, it will have a plastic-y smell for a day or two.
We love to cook and really enjoy the herb kits most. I kill plants/flowers/veggies otherwise, but I easily figured out the aerogarden and it takes VERY little time to keep it flourishing. Now I realize my review is long, but there were a lot of things to consider for me in picking my new aerogarden and hopefully they will help you in your decision! I have previously owned an aerogarden classic 7 pod for about a year - I thought it was great, but with a pretty significant problem which lead me to make an upgrade. My issue with the classic 7pod: - some of the herbs grow so high they grew into the light and burned. They have rectified this with your choice of the deluxe, pro200 or this model I choose, the elite 6+ which goes another 12 inches or so higher then the original 'classic' model. But for people who bought the original, You had to pay $109 or so dollars for a upgraded light arm, which was ridiculous and spending way more $$ then just selling my classic and upgrading. If you feel you'll 'tend' to your garden more, you can prune it more often to keep it under the light, but I'm the type who just lets it grow and grow. So, I decided to upgrade, but I had to make the choice between the 3 models with the extra tall light arm. I did a lot of reading up, including visiting a popular aerogarden forum and seeing what other people thought about the different models. In the end, based on price, I eliminated the 'deluxe' model($209) and made a choice between the pro200 and the elite 6+. The reason I ended up going with this one is for a couple of reasons. both models are equipped for a trellis system(though it does not come in the box) and have the 36 inch light arm. They both also have the updated lighting system with 3 flat CFL bulbs instead of 2 rounded ones, so they pack a larger punch with delivering light. these were the big differences that I noticed: - what comes in the box. This model has less, coming with just 2 seed pods with mega cherry tomatoes, the actual aerogarden, manual, and 3 CFL bulbs. The other one had a few kits with it as well as the other things. - The elite 6+ has a new style pump. It's an air pump instead of a water pump. They say it's more reliable then the water pump and also doesn't require as much maintenance and cleaning. With the water pump the roots can weave their way in and when your seed kit is at the end of it's life cycle and you're cleaning, you do have to dig in that and it's not fun. - having had the 7 pod, I felt it was a bit crowded. So in my opinion the 6 pod will allow the herbs, etc to flourish and have enough space to grow nicely without overshadowing the smaller plants as much. Also it seems the 6 pod seed kits are more easily found in stores these days, and I like not having to hunt things down. Something I didn't realize is that the elite 6+ does not have "adaptive growth intelligence" aka AGI like the pro200. In conversing with people who have multiple different models(one with AGI and one without) they all say it doesn't really make any difference at all. I have noticed that with the 6 pod model compared to the 7 that the actual seed pods are shaped differently and are longer, going into the water more, as well as having a peet moss type material to house the seed vs. what seemed more like grey sponge material in the 7 pods. Really no difference with the growth. The new pods will work in the older style aerogardens, but the old pods won't work in this aerogarden(why? not really sure). Some great things about aerogarden that keep me feeling secure in the $$ I'm shelling out for seed kits which are usually about 20 dollars a pop. If a seed doesn't grow in the reported time span, they will send you a replacement. Recently I had a kit that just wasn't performing to my expectations -- I sent one small email and they immediately sent me a new kit with some tips to help my aerogarden grow well. There's a 1 year warranty on your aerogarden and they also warranty the bulbs for 6 months. Once you learn to use your garden and get really comfortable with it, you can branch out by getting a master gardener kit and choosing your own seeds to plant. UPDATE: Wanted to make a quick note for those with well water. Well water and the aerogarden do not mix. I'm now learning this thru my mom - we got her an aerogarden for xmas. We had thought filtered well water was fine, it isn't. So you either need to be using city water -- most people seem to do fine with it. Or if you do have well water, you've got to buy distilled water(not spring water either). I've heard it's not a huge expense, anywhere from 79 cents to 1 dollars for a jug of it.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to Use, Great Results,
By AshMW1985 (Pennsylvania) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: AeroGrow AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus with Ruby Heirloom tomato seed kit and a trellis system (Lawn & Patio)
This is my third Aerogarden. (I have a space saver 6 and a Aero3) and I love the continued success I have with these products. I am growing the Mega Cherry Tomatos from the seed kit that accompanied the garden and can't wait for them to be ripe to go with the Salad I am already growing and the herbs (all in seperate gardens of course. Set up took less than 10 minutes while I was multitasking. I love being able to garden on the 3rd floor of an apartment building! This is great product.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
aerogarden 6 elite+,
This review is from: AeroGrow AeroGarden 6 Elite Plus with Ruby Heirloom tomato seed kit and a trellis system (Lawn & Patio)
I bought this for my wife for christmas, It came with a tomato plant but she does not like them so she used a tuscan herb kit I got her from kohls. after almost three weeks only two of the six plants have sprouted. the two that are growing are growing very well. I have written aerogarden about the faulty pods but not yet received a reply. I have read that the water type (ph level) has an effect on the plants growing. The ones that are growing look too good for it to be a ph issue though. I think it is more an issue with the seed kit from kohls then the aerogarden itself.
The unit is very quite. and has been working properly (turning on and off as set.) It had alerted that it needed more water and minerals after about 14 days. I have not gotten an electric bill since she plugged it in so i can not say what effect it has had on the bill. Makes a great night light (lights up the whole house) My wife likes it so i am happy with the purchase.
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