As you may remember, last week I was thinking about starting up the aeroponic TurboGarden... However, after much thought, I've decided to keep everything in the ebb-and-flow for a bit longer.  Here's the situation at the moment:

I've replanted the four lettuces (letti?) and the two tomato plants.  They're now living in the net pots (for the aero), and are surrounded with small-bead hydroton.  I'm planning on moving them into the aero at some point, but for the time-being; they should be happy.  Hopefully, this transplant will make them easier to move when the time comes.

The plants seem pretty happy.  I've been letting the pH run a bit higher than in previous growing sessions; it's about 6.8.

The lettuces are looking healthy.  The tomato plants are growing quickly.  Damn, strawberries grow slowly.

Here's a picture of the plants at the moment: 

Keeping with my promise of solid record keeping, here's this week's chart: 

Plant	Type	Status
#01	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.
#02	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.
#03	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.
#04	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.
#05	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.  It looks like two seeds have been growing, rather than just one.
#06	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.
#07	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.
#08	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.  It looks like two seeds have been growing, rather than just one.
#09	Alexandria Alpine Strawberries	Roughly 3/4" tall.  Looks very healthy.  Growing slowly, as strawberries tend to grow.
#10	Andrew Rahart's Jumbo Heirloom Tomato	Approximately 8.5" tall.  Secondary leaves are strong.  It's getting larger by the day. Excellent health.
#11	Delicious Heirloom Tomato	Previously killed through personal stupidity.
#12	Bambino Baby Eggplant	It's about 2" tall, and it looking quite healthy.  It's a slow starter, but appears to be doing well.
#13	Monet's Garden Lettuce	Approximately 7" tall (if it stood).  Looks very healthy.  Transplanted into a hydroton filled pot.
#14	Monet's Garden Lettuce	Approximately 6.5" tall (if it stood).  Looks very healthy.  Transplanted into a hydroton filled pot.
#15	Monet's Garden Lettuce	Approximately 8" tall (if it stood).  Looks very healthy.  Transplanted into a hydroton filled pot.
#16	Monet's Garden Lettuce	Approximately 7" tall (if it stood).  Looks very healthy.  Transplanted into a hydroton filled pot.
#17	Lime Basil	Still quite small, but looks healthy.  About 1.5" tall.
#18	Delicious Heirloom Tomato	Approximately 6.5" tall.  Looks quite good healthy.  It's younger than the other tomato, so the smaller size makes sense.