A Bounty of Lettuce and French Breakfast Radishes Greetings, fellow garden enthusiasts! It\’s time for a delightful update on Tower Garden #1, where a vibrant variety of lettuce and the top two rows are adorned with the crisp, flavorful French Breakfast Radishes. Lettuce varieties are Scarlet Kale, Merlot, Large Leaf Sorrel, Mizuna Red Streaks Mustard, […]
Dear Indoor Growing Enthusiasts and Supporters, Happy New Year 2024! As we embark on a brand-new growing season, filled with hope and positivity, we at Sustainable Gardens 365 Movement and The Indoor Garden Advocate are thrilled to share our commitment to combatting food insecurity and promoting healthy eating within the military, veteran, and senior veteran
As the leaves turn from vibrant green to a stunning palette of reds, oranges, and yellows, many gardeners reluctantly bid farewell to their outdoor plots, believing that their green sanctuaries must lie dormant until spring\’s gentle embrace. However, this doesn\’t have to be the case. With the rise of indoor gardening methods such as aeroponics,
Have you ever come across a unique-looking vegetable called kohlrabi? This versatile veggie is a member of the cabbage family and offers a delightful combination of flavor and nutrition. In this blog, we will explore what kohlrabi is, discuss its health benefits, and share some creative ways to incorporate it into your meals. What is
Companion planting is a gardening technique that involves growing different types of plants together in order to improve the overall health and productivity of the garden. This technique can be applied to hydroponics indoor gardens as well, and can be an effective way to optimize the growth and yield of your vegetables. In this article,
Cucumber update. I see baby cucumbers on the Inzik plant. Aren\’t they cute? These were planted on Dec 4, 2022.
The cucumbers have been transplanted to their new home with a nice trellis and grow light. I purchased the smaller eSuperegrow Hydroponics Growing System from Amazon. It was advertised to grow cucumbers and I thought it would be a nice system for the Cucumber Challenge I joined in one of my gardening groups. A few