Homesteading Handbook vol. 4: Indoor Gardening

When most people think of a garden, they think of rows and rows of vegetables being grown in a traditional garden. The problem is this sort of garden isn't accessible to everyone. People living in the city, people with disabilities that prevent them from lifting and bending and those who simply don't have the time to grow a traditional garden aren't able to enjoy the many pleasures of outdoor gardening. Indoor gardening allows those people and many more to reap the benefits of having a garden and they're able to do it in the comfort of their own homes

Check out the many topics covered in this helpful handbook:

• The many benefits of indoor gardening.
• The disadvantages associated with moving your gardening efforts indoors.
• Choosing between traditional soil gardening and hydroponics.
• Selecting the right location for an indoor garden.
• Choosing the right container and why the wrong container can be hazardous to your health.
• The dirt on dirt. Choosing the right growth medium.
• What type of lighting works best for indoor gardening.
• Watering your plants.
• Hydroponic gardening: Growing without soil.
• In-depth guides on how to grow a number of popular indoor vegetables.
• How to grow herbs indoors.
• Growing microgreens and bean sprouts.