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Indoor growing, tested at home
Grow real food on the windowsill you already have.
Practical, tested guides to growing herbs, greens and vegetables indoors — on a windowsill, a shelf, or under a small grow light. No garden, no greenhouse, no guesswork — just the light you get, the space you have, and the gear that is genuinely worth the money.
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What do you want to grow?
Herbs
Basil, mint, thyme and the rest of the windowsill staples — how to keep them alive past week three.
Leafy Greens
Lettuce, spinach and kale grown indoors for cut-and-come-again harvests all year.
Fruiting Vegetables
Dwarf tomatoes, chillies and peppers: the light, pollination and feeding they actually need.
Microgreens
The fastest indoor crop there is — from seed to salad in seven to fourteen days.
Gear & Guides
Grow lights, pots, soil and meters — hands-on comparisons of the kit worth buying.
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How to Grow Basil Indoors (and Keep It Alive Past Week Three)
Supermarket basil dies in about 20 days. Here is how to split it, repot it, light it and pinch it so a single pot keeps cropping for months.
Cut-and-Come-Again Lettuce on an Indoor Windowsill
One shallow tray, four sowings and a pair of scissors will keep a salad habit going all winter. Here is the sowing schedule and the varieties that work indoors.
Microgreens in Ten Days: The Fastest Crop on Any Windowsill
No grow light, no drainage, no soil depth required. A step-by-step method for going from dry seed to a tray of microgreens in about ten days indoors.