by Ginger V. Booth (Author)
No garden space? Wrong season?
Grow fresh vegetables indoors, year-round. And brighten your life!
The salad vegetables we eat fresh can grow indoors - lettuce, kale and Asian greens, herbs, cucumbers, beans, peppers, and even tomatoes. The lights they crave off-season can brighten your mood, too.
Starting from what these crops need to succeed, Indoor Salad explores techniques to meet those needs - from the humble CFL lightbulb, to container gardening, to hydroponics. Get growing today with do-it-yourself projects for the craftsy. Or buy ready-made systems like the Aerogarden with confidence.
★ Hydroponics and potting mix - when to use which
★ Organic and inorganic options
★ Best grow projects for kids
◆ 4 types of crop plant needs
◆ 7 lighting technologies
◆ 9 do-it-yourself projects
◆ 11 crops - with proven indoor varieties
Whether you're an indoor gardening novice, or an experienced vegetable gardener, you could be gardening year round, indoors. Harvest fresh lettuce and basil within a month!
Illustrated, B&W. Black and white pictures from the author's indoor vegetable grows.
(Also available in color. Search on 'indoor salad 2nd edition color paperback'.)
Number of Pages: 174
Dimensions: 0.37 x 10 x 7 IN
Publication Date: November 12, 2018
