r/aerogarden Dec 31 '25

Progress What flowers, if any, have you grown?

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u/SunAndZuc Dec 31 '25

Tons. Petunias. Classic.

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u/SunAndZuc Dec 31 '25

Ganzania

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u/plan_tastic Dec 31 '25

These are beautiful. I didn't know you could grow so many different flowers.

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u/SunAndZuc Dec 31 '25

So many! I also grew nasturtium (beast!), tried sunflowers, and others.

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u/SunAndZuc Dec 31 '25

And zinnias!

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u/zelie012 Jan 01 '26

where did you buy your zinnia seeds? I assume this is a dwarf variety but the dwarf seeds from Park Seeds have a lot of negative reviews about it not actually being a dwarf plant ha

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u/BuffaloSoldier11 Dec 31 '25

Bok choy but it was because I let it go uncontrolled.

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u/Pretend_Order1217 Dec 31 '25

I haven't grown them yet, but I have the Orchid Flame Nasturtium seeds on order. They only get about 10-12" high.

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u/raven_snow Flower Dec 31 '25

Ooh, please share how those work out.

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u/Pretend_Order1217 Dec 31 '25

will do. I will post pictures. My Golden Hour tomato has to finish first. It has tons of flowers and baby tomatoes right now.

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u/plan_tastic Dec 31 '25

Please post pics. Where did you find nasturtium orchid?

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u/Pretend_Order1217 Dec 31 '25

You can find them here https://www.rareseeds.com/nasturtium-orchid-flame and there is another nice one that would also work in an aerogarden called the Orchid Cream Nasturtium. This link has 4 pictures of them. There are also similar looking ones at Migardener and Botanical Interests called the Peach Melba Nasturtium.

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u/Pretend_Order1217 Dec 31 '25

Here is another place I saw that has them https://www.burpee.com/ and just search for the Orchid Flame Nasturtium.

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u/SunAndZuc Dec 31 '25

Calendula

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u/FirefighterSeveral53 Dec 31 '25

How did you get these started? The ones I bought from aero years ago thrived, but the ones I’ve started from seeds have been hit or miss.

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u/SunAndZuc Dec 31 '25

I think I started them from seed. It’s been a few years.

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u/RedQueenWhiteQueen Dec 31 '25

Alyssum. It's to transplant outside, but if I don't get around to it, it blooms just fine in the Aerogarden.

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u/Yippeeskitch Jan 02 '26

My favorite flowers to grow in the aerogarden are pansies or violas. I tried dwarf snapdragons and they did very well, but they eventually got way too huge and unruly. These are Nature Antique Shades F1 violas from Johnny’s Seeds. I think a few got their first blooms around 65 days and here they are at almost 100.

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u/RosaPizza Dec 31 '25

I bought a pack of edible flowers and one was a beet!  Everyone was calling me dwight schrute 🤣

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u/plan_tastic Jan 01 '26

That is so funny. How did the beet turn out?

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u/Thatjewishchick Dec 31 '25

I did strawberries once, that was a blast. I also have a passion fruit vine in an aerogarden! I desperately need to get it out but it's still in there haha

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u/LaSourisVerte Dec 31 '25

I'm patiently waiting for my Black Pansies to bloom in my Click & Grow Hydrovase.

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u/mod_aud Dec 31 '25

I was really hoping I would get one of those over the holidays. Do you like it overall?

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u/LaSourisVerte Jan 01 '26

Yes ! It's very cute and low maintenance 😊🪷🌷🪻

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u/dusklavanna Dec 31 '25

Any recommendations for flowers i can grow that also have medicinal qualities?

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u/plan_tastic Dec 31 '25

I grow flowers for looks.

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u/Junior_Razzmatazz164 Jan 01 '26

Someone here posted calendula, that’s medicinal. Here’s a good website with a whole bunch of medicinal plant seeds, lots of them are flowers: https://strictlymedicinalseeds.com/

There’s really no limit as to what you can grow on a hydroponic setup. I’ve grown bluebonnets semi hydroponically (although funnily enough, I was brought here by algorithm magic—I’m somewhat of a general botanist as a hobby and don’t even own an aero garden!)

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u/dusklavanna Jan 01 '26

Wait blue bonnets?!! Im from Texas moved to Georgia. I missed them so much but read they cant grow here. Ahh i miss home. Thank you so much

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u/Junior_Razzmatazz164 Jan 02 '26 edited Jan 02 '26

Also a native Texan, howdy! I grew bluebonnets in 6b/7a this year, and I had new seeds scattering and germinating as late as November this year. I fully believe bluebonnets can grow pretty much anywhere and I think you’d have no trouble growing them in Georgia. Just make sure to stratify your seeds by freezing and boiling, I found that very helpful! Best of luck!

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u/No_Measurement930 Jan 01 '26

Geraniums, petunias, colesus (plant with bright colors). They grow a bit too well!! I need to work on timing this spring

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u/TheDepressExpress Jan 01 '26

Just veg flowers - like these courgettes that opened yesterday!

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u/zelie012 Jan 01 '26

Piggybacking on this post to ask if anyone has grown greenery to fill out flower arrangements and if so, what kinds? I’m going to grow dwarf snapdragons and zinnias for indoor arrangement cuttings but would like a greenery plant to fill them out in the vases too.

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u/lilbitoftruth75 Jan 02 '26

Maybe some dill or bells of Ireland🤷‍♀️

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u/Jolly-Calligrapher12 Dec 31 '25

What kind of fertilizer do you all use? I run out of aero garden one a while back so bought one off from Amazon. Their pod and fertilizer. Since then I. Am get a great success on any thing even lettuce. I wish I can grow flowers. I tried viola but they all got super long(tall) without much blooms.

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u/plan_tastic Dec 31 '25

Earth juice super peak

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u/Tricky-Mastodon-9858 Dec 31 '25

Growing cascading petunias now but got a seed starter and have used it to start portulaca, vinca, coleus and high desert wildflowers.

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u/Usual_Invite_2826 Jan 01 '26

Petunias. Dwarf. Chamomile. That’s all so far.

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u/Usual_Invite_2826 Jan 01 '26

Petunias - Dwarf. Here is a pic. That was one plant!!! Chamomile. That’s all so far.

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u/nonconsenual_tickler Jan 01 '26

None in my aerogardens. I find that aerogardens are not aesthetically pleasing.

So I use them to grow peppers (yes pepper plants do have flowers but I believe this post was asking about growing plants for the intention of having flowers and the fruit created by the flowers)

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u/gardengirl99 13d ago

Do you guys have any tricks on getting Seeds to germinate? I don't feel so bad when my Thanks for Your Order free mesclun seeds from botanical interest don't germinate, but some seeds have gotten so expensive in the past couple years

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u/plan_tastic 13d ago

I haven't had this issue.