AeroGarden Flower Series Plants with Long Stems, Prune just above a set of leaves growth point

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Keep Your Garden Healthy (Continued)

Prune Plants to Prevent Shading (Continued)

Plants with Long Stems

•Cut branches that shade other plants with scissors..

•Prune just above a set of leaves (growth point)..

Photo at right shows how plant might look after pruning long stems. Notice that the Petunia is no longer shading the Vinca.

9Tending Your Garden

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Contents Flower Tending Your Garden Planting Your GardenAppendices Gorgeous blossoms Short plants are slowerEmove Domes Do not remove the LabelAdd Water Eed GardenKeep Your Garden Healthy Raise Lamp Hood LightsKeep Grow Surface clear of dead leaves Check Plant Layout to Prevent Shading Prune Plants to Prevent Shading Remove large leaves or branches with scissorsPlants with Leaves Growing from Base Plants with Long Stems Prune just above a set of leaves growth pointPlants with Flowers Growing on Short Stems Remove Dead Flower Blossoms DeadheadingRemove Dead Flower Blossoms Cut flower stem at baseHelpful Hints… Helpful Hint #1Prune Heavy Branches to Keep Garden Neat and Compact Lant Problems & Remedies Is there a Seed Pod in every Grow Surface opening? Setting up Your GardenReminders About Planting Your Garden Starting Your GardenDo I need to turn lights on and off manually? Set Your Light TimerQuestions & Answers-Lights Can I change the time of day the lights go OFF?What if I want to move my Garden to another location? TroubleshootingWhat do I do when a Grow Bulb burns out? My Garden doesn’t look healthy. What can I do?What if I see bugs? Repeat as directed on the bottle of insecticidal soapWhat do I do when my Garden has completed its growth cycle? How do I take care of my Garden when I go out of town?Replace Bulbs Gardening Notes AeroGrow International, Inc