Awesome tips! They are planters so I’ll move them into the garage for the winter then get them out into the sun again next year. You learn something everyday 
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Bring them back out in March. The same time you bring out your bee house!
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The strawberries have started! I was moving last week and lost a couple in that process, but the rest rebounded quickly and it will soon be time to enjoy my first Grobo grown strawberry!
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Send us some!
@SterlingNico They’re too delicious for me to give up! It’s been pretty cool to watch how the plant itself hasn’t grown tons but there are more and more flowers and strawberries growing on it. (Yes, I’ve enjoyed a bunch already and still have more!)
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@Todd.grobo could you go into detail on what you mean about the lid? I’m a little slower but your idea sounds interesting …
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I knew someone besides me would do it eventually. You already went the opposite way too. I sent grobo sample photos of one I modified. Imma slide it in on my next grow. I just wanted a full grow beg to end for experience before I use it. Plus I sorta want it ready to go for spring or what not. Dm me your email chris I’ll send you photos of what i did when i get back to Calgary tomorrow
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can you tell me what recipe you used for your strawberries.
@Growbot Awesome question. I think I used a Tiny Tim Tomato recipe for it since it has a nice long grow time.
You can try that, otherwise, you can also request a strawberry recipe as well!
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OK thanks. I did request one and am using Tiny Tim to grow tomatoes right now. Have you grown amy since?
Awesome! No I haven’t grown any strawberries again. I just grew some mint, but my unit is used for all kinds of testing so it’s hard to grow any long duration plants.
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