Growing Food Indoors - The Ultimate Guide

Growing Your Own Food Indoors Made Easy! Did you know that many of your favorite backyard veggie crops can also be grown indoors over winter? Indeed they can! Don't stop cultivating that green thumb, continue to grow delicious herbs and vegetables all year long no matter what the weather is doing outside!

All plants will grow and produce with the right conditions....temperature, light, water, and soil. These 4 parameters govern our indoor success and once we solve the puzzle for a particular crop, the sky is the limit!

Join me today while we talk about everything you need to know about indoor gardening as it pertains to growing food. On top of that, we'll deep dive into my top 9 favorite crops, hand-picked to ensure your success no matter your previous gardening experience or skill level!

2021 is the Year of the Garden! We deserve it after the last little while, and growing our own food and self sufficiency is just the reward we need to get back on track!

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[bababork]

top '10' indoor plants
- lettuce
- spinach
- arugula
- peas
- microgreens
- herbs (basil, cilantro, dill)
- chives/green onions

[TarkMcCoy]

When there's food on the store shelves this may seem expensive. When there isn't, it becomes priceless!

[myprtrump]

You have helped me so much with my indoor greenhouse. My husband thinks I’m crazy but I KNOW what’s coming to our food chain so I’m going to feed my family REAL non GMO foods. Thank you!

[chrisisnowliftingstuff]

My spinach grows all season. I cut off about two leafs per plant and they grow back the leafs all year.

[blondek]

As someone who hates salad, I had to think of veggies easiest to grow indoors that I like. So, lettuce is out but green beans are in! They, by far are the easiest to grow, especially for beginners, plus I never met a child who won’t eat a fresh picked green bean! No herbicides no pesticides and biggest perk...no bugs.

[dannyd]

I found this channel because I wanted to plant garlic, I watched your garlic video and the next day I planted my own. Now I’m going through all of his video and I can’t wait till next spring so I can utilize what I have learned!

[charlottehanna]

I am a farmer at heart. I am now ready to pursue this life.

[nagelyortiz]

on 2022 I proposed myself to get a hobby and this is it. I’m so excited. I already have some sweet pepper growing indoors. I think cilantro it’s going to be next! Thank you for this video!

[pinkcichlid]

During rainy gloomy Vancouver winters, it's almost essential for me to keep a "daylight" area indoors, the supplementary lights and greens are soothing for the soul. For basils when I use them I cut off stems and tear off large leaves for cooking, then bury the stems back into soil, most of the time they can turn into new basil plants :)

[leynaabbey]

I hope to catch this before it ends. Have to pick my minion up from preschool when this premiers.

[yolandabyrd]

Wow! I am going to do this. I would have never given this a thought to grow vegetables inside.
Thanks
Georgia beginner grower.

[NivitaUSA]

I’M SO GLAD I FOUND YOU!!!
I love the simple and very informational way you explain things. I never cared for plants before but now that I’m a grandmother I want to learn about indoor plants to care for with the grandkids. Please, do a video for kids explaining the basics of indoor planting from seeds. 😘👍

[blondek]

I’m growing scallion onions, lemongrass, and just planted peas...indoors. I use a large bay window with a grow rack fit for it, and have additional grow lamps to mimic a longer day, I’m in a Grow Zone 4 and in winter only get about 6 hours of daylight, and many cloudy grey days. Grow lamps a must but real sun at least part time is enough to make plants grow strong. Because my house stays cool, especially near windows, it’s hard to grow ‘hot weather’ plants but is perfect for cool weather plants. My biggest success last year was with Alpine strawberries started from seed. Germinated after Thanksgiving, by summer they were full size and different from domestic strawberries, my plants put out fruit the entire summer and upto the first frost. I will transplant them into the ground because they are a wild breed suited for my farm’s altitude and long winters. I have also taken some of the strawberries and planted them around the more wild areas on my farm, introducing this Northern European wild breed of strawberries to this area. They will spread everywhere, giving the animals a food source as well as my family. I did the same with wild raspberries and blackberries. They are so healthy and fun to eat!

[johnmccoy]

Thanks Man!!! I asked you for this awhile back and you did it!!! That's a great video.

[wrongwayconway]

This is the first year I have grown mixed greens and lettuce indoors because this is the first year I have grow lights and shelving setup. Omg! So delicious. Basil, parsley, lettuce, green onions, celery tops. I gotta do this every year from now on.

[Lucia-]

Thank you so much, it was brilliant
I will start with spring onions and basil, pronounced the English way 😉

[gpapink]

Another of your excellent lessons. My outdoor raised bed can be covered on our coldest nights but because of you, I’ll be expanded my indoor growing! Thanks again!

[BevSqn]

We had our first hard frost last night. Leeks, and potatoes will be coming out today. I will definitely be trying an indoor garden this year.

[christinacyrus]

I'm growing some of the crops you mentioned but also greens. I want to eat a microgreen salad daily so no lettuce. Growing mustard, collards, arugula and chard to eat as baby greens. Love sugar snap so I'll try those and bush beans. Will be growing hydroponically. Big winter project. Wish me luck!😀