Indoor Garden Part One
February 23, 2010 by admin
Filed under Organic Food
Patti, the Garden Girl, sets up a seed starter.
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How did you get the Fixture and bulbs for $16 ? where did you buy them. I have never seen them that cheap
Rosemary tends to get too big quickly in my area to grow this way, but any other herb should be OK.
I love the “do-it-yourself” model. I don’t have a sunny enclosed porch like you but I do have a big basement. I bought shop lights with the 5,000 Calvin tubes and a timer and have been propagating cuttings all winter (hydrangea has been the easiest but I’ve done hundreds of different kinds from hardwoods to stem tip and even oaks from acorns) Now that it is Spring I’ve added a seed starting warming pad. (This probably should have been added this winter but oh well, live and learn.)
fibreoptik haha ohhh yea yew can use it for ANY type of herb legally and illegally haha
you seem like a very credible source for this information and communicated it in a way I understood
is it ok to use your indoor garden for growing any kind of herbs… ?
Wow, fantastic! Great production values!
Yes, growing food at home, and inside the home, is going to be just a normal part of most people’s lives, particularly those of us who live in temperate climates.
With peak oil and the decline in the oil production in sight, it will just be a matter of gardening being an inexpensive and essential way of getting food.
LOVED IT!
I hope you like my travel videos too!
Great vid, keep it up.