When gardening indoors I am always asked what plants are the best and which ones I choose to grow and why. In this episode I will cover my favorite 3 and why they are my number 1 choice when growing food indoors.
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This was great to start. I'll be doing this in my basement/office as well this winter.
I’m starting to grow veggies in my basement as a hedge against the possibility (likelihood?) of another supply chain interruption. I’m limited to plant based foods (kidney problems), & not having access to copious amounts of lettuce, Spinach, etc. would be a big problem for me. The world has gone MAD!!
Very helpful. Thanks.
Earth cherries!! I made a little garden in the basement with led lights and the earth cherries are absolutely THRIVING in their pots! More so than when they were in my backyard! 🙂
its crazy to have you confirm my experimental seedlings results
my beans have taken off like 20x more than my tomatoes in the same time with little indoor lighting
I've been watching you for a while as I attempted hydroponic growing…just curious do you like traditional farming better. I'm limited with mobility (amputation) but I was considering an indoor garden. Recommendations?
Got your quadrants screwed up. Spinach and lettuce/herbs/beans are backwards. Good info though. Beans were the first thing on my mind to grow year round. I lack necessity, so I would pursue this for the "cool factor" of bringing someone fresh beans in the middle of winter and telling them I grew them. I would have questions about pollination indoors but I'm sure I can find a ScrewTube video on that subject.
I know it's 3 years later, but this was very helpful. Times are different now from even a few years back. I consider myself a hobby gardner because I like gardening (I understand being and working with the plants being relaxing), but I working towards growing for family and expanding outwards. Thanks for your videos! Been watching for years before I was able to garden.
I am just starting to put them in my pots
I am confused as to what to start with seeds indoor and out in February. I lived in Brooklyn
Hi I am in Manistique and the plants that interested in growing certain veggies that are difficult to purchase up here and extremely expensive. For instance. Napa cabbage. 1.79 a pound and one head can weigh 4 pounds. Please be an expert for me. If you can do it indoor all the better. Last year I attempted 2x and if it wasn’t eaten up by those pesky gr larvae then they bolted. I currently am starting 2 kinds indoor for under my new lumens and kelvins
Can you do or have you done a longer (more exhaustive) list using your chart for beginner indoor growers?
During the super short days of winter I feel like I'm in hibernation mode.
I've been enjoying growing pineapple tomatillos indoors this winter. Yum.
Im in Africa, please for how long should I hold the sawn seeds in the fridge before bringing them out?
I love Herbs I want a medical herb garden ❤️
Hi Dude, great video. Last summer I ate fresh caught pickeral and garden grown beans every day. Not only did it taste great, but I saved a ton of money and lost a ton of weight. This summer I'm growing tomatoes and plan on making a year's supply of tomatoe sauce. I agree about the herbs and beans being best bang for your buck. I love the tomatoes, but lettuce, herbs and beans I agree are best for ease, cost and diet.
Time, energy, and productivity are valid factors-but what about space? When growing indoors, space is critical.
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MIgardener, Representing it in a chart is very good, easly understandable, but possible to give an update video on this? may be add more plants in the chart.
MIgardener getting so jazzed about plants that he can't talk is one of my favourite things.
New subscriber here commenting on an older video. The chart is indeed helpful. I would like to see a more exhaustive list, actually, as I'm just getting into indoor gardening.
Hi Luke- – I was just checking over my cucumber plants and discovered that the yellow spots on my leaves are due to aphids and mites. I will be picking up some Neem oil to treat them and hope it works. I appreciate your explanation plants that require more energy and those that don't. I can identify with everything you said. Thank you for your very informative video.
Beans, Parsley, Onions… trying fruit now
You talk too much in the beginning.
This is really helpful. Thank you so much. I just subscribed. What kind of lights are you using?
I grew my herbs in pots this year. We have love the taste of fresh herbs so much, I’m growing them all winter. Living in CO, I take the pots outdoors in the sun when above freezing. I bring them in the house at night. I am growing basil, cilantro,rosemary and thyme in pots. I have Parsley, chives, onions in the garden. LyNette R., Golden, CO (zone 5B)
I'm trying to grow Lima beans and red beans inside.