This post discovers genius ways to growing indoors

Living in an apartment comes with perks and compromises. Such as losing outdoor space to live closer to work or your favorite neighborhood.

Gardening and plants in general have been proven to be terrific stress relievers. Not to mention the potential savings and health benefits of growing your herbs, fruits, and vegetables.

Having an indoor herb garden is a great way to elevate your meals. With either a big sunny window or an indoor garden set you can grow fruits and vegetables as well.

Gardening in an apartment building comes with its own set of challenges. From a lack of balcony or outdoor space to building regulations on what can and can’t be placed outside.

Let’s look at some options for indoor gardening that work for any budget and style. For those who gravitate more toward the aesthetic and technological option to ideas grow as much fruit and vegetable as possible.

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Growing Indoors Options

There are many ways to have a home garden without having an outdoor space. Growing indoors can be not only a fulfilling experience but can add a wonderful aesthetic boost to your space. Whether you have an herb garden flourishing in your kitchen or tomatoes, lettuce, and flowers in your entryway or living room.

Easiest And Best Option – Hydroponics With Click & Grow

An indoor hydroponic kit is an easy and stylish option. They can produce herbs year-round as well as leafy greens, tomatoes, strawberries, salads, and of course flowers.

Click & Grow is one of the better kits. They offer starter kits and subscriptions to fit any preference and budget.

With the ability to grow 365 days a year, these sets are the easiest way to grow indoors. Once you have the garden, new plant pods can be delivered every 1 to 4 months through their subscription service.

Here are some of the most popular gardens:

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Growing Indoors – Find The Sunniest Space

Alternatively, opt for the traditional pot and soil. For this option place pots in front of the brightest window in your space. Basil can survive pretty well on a sunny kitchen window sill however some like dill, rosemary, oregano, and thyme like a lot of sun. So, you might need lighting for them. Herbs especially can survive for a decent amount of time indoors and even longer with at least 12 hours or so of sun every day.

Remember woody herbs like thyme and rosemary grow slowly while others like basil and dill should grow relatively quickly.

Check out this wikiHow for the best way to grow tomatoes indoors.

Buy Potted Herbs And Flowers

Fresh herbs have become very expensive recently and let’s be honest they elevate a meal. Another way to have fresh herbs is to buy potted herbs, these last well for a couple of months. Picking the oldest-growth herbs like basil and parsley could continue for months. Overall buying potted herbs is a cheaper option compared to fresh herbs.

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