@Mark012207 24 June 2020 edited more from that month

8 Tips to Start the Indoor Garden

***Teach future generations:*** Our children can learn where food comes from by raising ourselves. ***Strengthen neighborhood bonds:*** Urban gardening builds communities, goodwill, economic growth, and biodiversity ***You can plant gardens anywhere:*** Stairwell's bathrooms, libraries, living rooms, and windows with kitchens. Community centers, restaurants, and grocery stores with windows. ***Delicious food at the ready!*** For indoor gardening, carrots, avocado, leafy green, clean vegetables, salad greens, tomatoes, lemon, mushrooms, scallions, ginger, cilantro, rosemary, and peppers have all evolved. ***Improve air quality:*** The indoor garden stores CO2 and make an Oxygen-rich home. ***More fun:*** The therapeutic benefits have been learned that it removes depression, makes people happy. ***Be more productive:*** Plants increase humidity in a home and offer aromatherapy that relaxes the roots and makes them more productive. ***• It doesn't cost much:*** All the materials are cheap so the failure is not very good ... buy another bone plug. Or better yet, cut a piece of ginger out of your fridge, place it on some soil, water it, and watch it grow more ginger! How ridiculous is that? ***Note: Not difficult to get started:*** First, identify your best source of light and add lights that grow as needed. Buy an attractive container that drains and a saucer to get the water so it will not ruin your furniture. Get a good potting soil, gather some rocks or terra cotta chips for drainage, buy plant plugs as much as possible (but not impossible) to grow from seed. I hope that you learn from it. Thank you!