Indoor cultivation
Indoor cultivation and harvesting home-grown vegetables, even in the darkest months of the year, is a dream come true. You can cultivate plants, with or without soil, all year round!
Experiment: Do grow lights really work?
You’ve probably heard about grow lights before, and probably know that it is a good investment for your plants. But how big of a difference do they really make?
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The basics of hydroponic cultivation - what to grow without soil
Hydroponic cultivation means growing without soil, and is a perfect solution for the indoor gardener with limited time and limited space. You can grow just about anything without soil. With that being said, there are some varieties that are easier to succeed with. In this post you will learn everything you need to know about hydroponic cultivations, and which plants are most suitable to be grown indoors and in water.
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Grow herbs in your kitchen
With a little herb cultivation on the windowsill, you can enjoy freshly harvested and self-grown herbs all year round. Most herbs can be grown indoors - including popular herbs such as parsley, dill, and basil. Provide them with water, nutrition, and light, and they will flourish!
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Cultivate without soil - A guide for Hydroponic Systems
Explore Hydroponic Systems and learn how to cultivate without soil using only water, sunlight and nutrients.
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Cultivate indoors and enjoy fresh greens - all year long!
Learn how to cultivate fresh vegetables, aromatic herbs and sweet fruits all year round.
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5 reasons to grow sprouts
We have great news for you – it is possible to eat your own freshly harvested vegetables all year round!
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How to grow sprouts at home
Growing sprouts has become popular which is no mystery. The best thing about sprouts is that they are very easy to cultivate, and that they grow so fast. Also, they are full of wonderful substances such as vitamins and minerals!
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Sprouts or microblades - which should I choose?
Are you curious about growing your own food at home in the kitchen window? Then you should try growing sprouts or microblades!
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