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Remove deck & pump nozzle.

Save them for future use: your

AeroGarden will need them.

Instructions apply to all shapes.

Insert seeds in Grow Sponge

openings using ﬁngertips or

tweezers.

Plug in garden (Select plant

type if using Harvest Elite)

Insert the seed Starter Tray

with Grow Sponges

Feed your garden with 4ml

(1 capful) of Plant Food at

startup and every 2 weeks.

Handy Reference Guide

for Harvest & Harvest Elite Seed Starting Systems

(Standard, 360 and Slim Models)

Add Plant Food Add Water Light On/O

TIP For best results, soak the

Grow Sponges in water for

24 hours before seeding.

TIP For larger seeds, cut ½"

opening in grow sponge with

scissors and insert 1-2 seeds

deck

grow

sponges

water port

pump

nozzle

pump

nozzle

seed starting

system

Standard 360 Slim

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Handy Reference Guide for Harvest & Harvest Elite Seed Starting Systems (Standard, 360 and Slim Models) seed starting system pump nozzle deck Instructions apply to all shapes. Add Plant Food Standard Add Water 360 pump nozzle 1 water port Add Plant Food 2 3 Slim Remove deck & pump nozzle. Save them for future use: your AeroGarden will need them.
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Helpful Seed Starting Tips 4-6˝ Keep lights 4-6" above your plants and add water as frequently as needed Hardening off seedlings before planting them outside is a critical step for success. Sponges are biodegradable. They can go directly into soil. Your transplanted seedlings need water every day for the first 2 weeks, especially in dry sunny climates. Remove the bowl from garden base (unplug pump) and place in a shady location outdoors for a few hours each day.
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Keep me! I can come in handy. ! Download printable Seed Starting System templates from our website @ www.AeroGarden.com/Resources/Guides. These can help you keep track of what you have planted.
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More About Your Seed Starting System With the AeroGarden Seed Starting System, you can use your AeroGarden to start seedlings for transplanting into an outdoor garden. You can start your Spring plants, such as lettuce and broccoli, then clean your tray and start over with Summer plants such as tomatoes and cucumbers.