AeroGarden Grow Baskets (50-Pack)

Good baskets. I used "TuckTape" for the tops. It sticks really well and just cut an x, and folded in the slits. Some reviews went on about them being expensive, but it really depends on what your using them for. 50 cents a piece paired with the sponges at .50 cents a piece is really not aĺl that bad. Considering the price of the preloaded kits. The aerogardens produce fantastic seedling and I'm positive you could use these on homemade hydroponic systems as well.

Plastic is good quality, I only needed a couple more but this pack will last me forever now.If only the seedling attachment would become available...Make sure to cut some of the ends also before you plant, it will be easier to remove/repot your plant instead of killing all your roots.

Been using these and the grow sponges to start lettuce and tomatoes in our Aerogarden. They work well and can be reused if the root systems haven't entangled themselves over the baskets.Costs a lot more than buying from Aerogarden's official site but their shipping to Canada is way too expensive to buy.These will have to suffice even though they are a bit pricey.

Je n ai pas aimé en recevoir que la moitié ,dans les commentaires quelqu un a posé la question , 2 lot de 50ca veut dire 100 baskets ,la réponse était oui.Alors quand vais je recevoir l autre lot de 50 baskets ???Ca reviens assez chers pour 50 ,pour 100 c est mieux.Et je me suis basé sur l annonce et les commentaires afin d en avoir 100. Merci !

The only problem I have is that I use this to start my plants before putting them into soil. The roots tend tangle around the basket leaving you with only one choice and that is to cut the baskets to release the roots without handling them as much. Or at least that what do because nobody's got time to untangle roots...lol