Rosemary Bush Grown in an AeroGarden Harvest 360
Grow log by maskedsonnet · Original thread
What you can learnA long rosemary diary showing slow establishment, single-plant spacing, light adjustment, mature culinary use, and the risk of water depletion.
Useful practices
- removing a failed pod and centring the surviving plant
- raising the light as rosemary gained height
- adding nutrients during active growth
- harvesting small pieces for cooking
- monitoring reservoir level closely once the plant becomes large
Problems encountered
- one of two rosemary pods failed to establish
- very slow early growth
- reservoir ran dry and the mature plant wilted
*The days were calculated automatically and approximately.
Oh my goodness! It got huge! Fingers crossed it bounces back better than ever!
I hope so too! But maybe you can trim off some and freeze it.
Update #12
It is a bush now
It is beautiful, maskedsonnet! I have a bad case of rosemary envy!
Me too, It looks amazing!!!
Update #11
In case you have not yet done so, when you start to prune it will be very sticky on your hands and fingers.
That looks like the one I overwintered outside on the deck in Georgia.Don't you feel rich having all that wonderful rosemary?
Lol yeah, it's the downside of lovely, fresh rosemary - I HATE sticky! I like how the smell lingers when I wash it off though
I do! A wealth of delicious herbs in that room right now
Update #10
Amazing Rosemary Plant!
I'm so jealous!!
Update #9
It looks so healthy! I love the smell of rosemary. The one time I tried to grow it inside in a pot it died. My outside plant did much better. I'll have to keep the Aerogarden in mind for it.
Beautifully bushed out
Update #8
Actions taken
Wow, that looks really healthy!
It is growing great!
Update #7
Wow! I'm super jealous!
It is really coming in now. I think I may need to start another one myself
Update #6
Actions taken
Wow, impressive!
Very nice. While it grows slow it is wonderful when it does
Update #5
Wow! I'll say! Good job!
It looks great. A tiny Christmas Tree growing
Update #4
So happy he is doing well!
Update #3
Actions taken
I love rosemary. It's my favorite herb. So glad to see that one of yours is thriving.
Very slow but so worth it
Update #2
Update #1
Actions taken
I love growing Rosemary. These are slow growers but well worth the wait.
That may put my new Harvest to good use!!! Have to consider this as an option!
I also love growing rosemary. I transplanted a pod into a container on the deck last year. It overwintered, and is now a big bush.
Wow!!
Both pods have sprouted, but no photo yet. They aren't quite tall enough for my camera to see!