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Cranford Farm – Tidbury Green, Solihull
  • Aeroponics Series – Hops
    Aeroponics | Hops

    Aeroponics Series – Hops

    BySarah Oakley 16 April 201717 May 2021

    As you can see from the images once the hops get going the roots romp off ready to go into potting compost and the grow tent . Download QR

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  • Aeroponics | Grow Your Own Garden | Rose Cuttings | Uncategorised

    Aeroponics Series – Roses

    BySarah Oakley 16 April 201715 July 2024

    Rose cuttings root very quickly but we tend to leave them for up to 4 weeks to grow a decent root structure to allow them to grow on strongly after we move them into potting compost and off into the XL grow tent . Download QR

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  • Aeroponics Series – Hydrangea
    Aeroponics | Hydrangea Cuttings

    Aeroponics Series – Hydrangea

    BySarah Oakley 16 April 201717 May 2021

    We have tried many varieties of Hydrangea and they all seem to root very quickly and reliably . Download QR

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  • Aeroponics Series – Camelia
    Aeroponics | Camelia | Grow Your Own Garden

    Aeroponics Series – Camelia

    BySarah Oakley 16 April 201715 July 2024

    Traditionally Camellia is propagated using rooting powder, placed in soil and covered with a plastic bag. We have been using aeroponics to propagate Camellia for about two years now. They take quite a long time even in the aeroponics to root. The camelia cutting in this image took about 6-8 weeks to root. Once the…

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    • Maker Centre
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  • Shop
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    • Gifts
      • Slate Gifts
      • Terracotta Gifts
      • Personalised Gifts
    • Magic Wall Creations
    • Materials
    • Haberdashery
      • Bag Hardware
      • Zips
    • Craft Blanks
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      • MDF Blanks
    • MDF Stencils
      • Acrylic Stencils
    • Sheet Materials
      • MDF Sheets
        • Acrylic Sheets
    • Textile Materials
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    • Machine Embroidery Accessories
    • C02 Laser Accessories
    • Spinning
    • Weaving
    • Uncategorised
    • Machine Embroidery
    • C02 Laser
  • Contact Us
  • Blog
    • Maker Space
    • Grow Your Own Garden
    • Aeroponics
    • Greenhouse Growing
    • Seed Tent
    • Compost
    • Animals
    • C02 Laser