If you’re growing veggies indoors, they’ll need to be well-cared for if you want them to thrive and produce the outcomes you want. Make it a daily routine to check them to ensure they have everything they need.
The soil should be kept moist; if the earth seems dry, water the plants. Make sure you don’t overwater them to keep the roots from decay.
Check to see if the lights and fan are working properly. If you’re reliant on sunlight, adjust the distance between the plant and the light source based on how it’s performing.
Here are a few more pointers – if you’re growing leafy greens or herbs, fertilize them every month and if you have a fruit plant, fertilize them every two weeks or so.
If you don’t want to buy containers, you can get free 5-gallon buckets and help the environment while you’re doing it (just make sure to make drainage holes).
This post is a practical and straightforward guide if you want to see if you have a green thumb by growing vegetables indoors. Until now, I haven’t had any luck with rosemary. I’m hoping this guide will help me change this.
It might be nice to see some pictures, though the tips are simple to follow and understand. Thank you for writing this, Joel!
Amazing article. Thank you Joel.