Having a garden is the dream of many of us but let's face it, in big cities we will hopefully have a small balcony. And not even that in some cases. But that should not be the excuse for not having plants and crops at home because there are always alternative ways to enjoy gardening.
In addition to the numerous indoor plants that you can have in different environments, it is also time to think about crops suitable for apartments, starting with the tomato, a vegetable that when grown organically achieves its full potential. There are many varieties of tomato that can be grown indoors, you just have to plant them in hanging pots so that they can then receive the sunlight.
Another indoor crop is radish, one of the few root vegetables that can grow in a pot because it does not need great depths. You can plant the seeds in milk cartons and then transplant it into a pot.
Believe it or not, potatoes they are also from the game. They are easy to grow indoors as long as you place the grow container next to a sunny window. In the right conditions, it should show up within a week of being planted.
Although mushrooms are very delicate when it comes to growing, they have the advantage that they are ideal for growing indoors. In this case, it is a crop that needs darkness to develop, making it perfect for an environment that does not receive natural light. Start with the mycelia and then pay attention to the step by step of mushroom cultivation to then have good results.
And then we have other vegetables that you can have in your home: on the one hand, the Jewish and on the other an important variety of green leavesas basil and lettuce. Facies to care for, they only need a moist soil and good drainage.
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