After rubbing off loose dirt with a dry rag, soak the pot overnight in soapy water. You can soak multiple pots at a time as long as they’re filled with water. The next day, scrub off any loosened dirt with an old toothbrush. Rinse the pot and let it air dry, ideally in sunlight. You …
When growing cilantro indoors, it’s best to plant seeds because cilantro doesn’t transplant well. Plant them 1-2 inches apart, and they’ll germinate in 7-10 days. Thin the seedlings so they’re 3-4 inches apart. Cilantro grows quickly, so harvest it frequently. Pruning will extend its harvesting stage. Some people think cilantro tastes like soap, but I …
Simply put, to grow potatoes indoors, find a container that’s 16 inches wide and tall. Leave your seed potatoes by a window until they grow sprouts. Add 6 inches of potting mix to your container, place the potatoes on top, and cover them with another 6 inches of potting mix. Water regularly. Wondering how to …
Many of you have asked me how to hang plants from ceiling and wall. It’s nice to compliment your interior with greenery, but are potted plants the only option? Indoor plants are known to boost your health and brighten up a room. They’re even better when they’re placed in an original way. That’s why I …
To grow garlic bulbs indoors: Fill an 8-10 inch tall container with soilless potting mix. Bury the garlic cloves 2-3 inches deep, spaced 4 inches apart. Keep the soil moist, and your garlic bulbs will be ready in 8-10 months. If you can’t wait that long, you can harvest the greens in a few weeks. …
How amazing would it be if you had 24/7 access to fresh herbs every day? Pretty wonderful if you ask me! As someone who enjoys cooking (and eating!), herbs are my culinary best friends. Nothing beats a meal made with fresh herbs, so I decided it’s time they move in. Yes, I created my very …
Growing portabellas indoors is easy. Fill a 4 x 4 foot tray with five-to-six inches of compost, add your portabella spores, stir them in, and wait for two weeks. When you see a fuzzy white film, cover it with moist peat moss and newspaper. Your portabella mushrooms will be ready soon! I highly recommend learning …
Wondering how to grow mint indoors? Growing mint indoors begins with choosing a pot and a sunny window. You can also use a grow light. Whether you grow your mint from seeds, cuttings, or store-bought plants, you’ll only need regular potting soil. Keep it moist with regular waterings. Want To Enjoy Fresh Mint Year-Round? I …
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Are you searching for the best indoor garden ideas? Just because you don’t have enough outdoor space for a garden, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy all the benefits of an indoor garden. That’s why I wanted to put together this article. I’ve recently done a lot of research on this topic and I want to …
