In today's modern world, with the advancement of technology, where even foods are being processed, most of us still want to enjoy fresh salads on our dining tables. However, most of the vegetables sold in the market underwent certain processing which lessens the food quality. Furthermore, because of the use of modern farming tools and products, vegetables have become rather expensive in Supermarkets and still rising. So, what is the solution to this?

There is now a better way for all vegetarians to enjoy a fresh and free salad in the comfort of their homes. The solution to this dilemma is growing vegetables indoors. Let's get started!

Tip # 1: Plan it out
Think about what kind of indoor garden you want. If you want to opt for a beautiful vegetable garden, you can choose a dish garden. If you want the more convenient type, you can simply grow your vegetables and pots. The choice is really up to you. What's important is, to make sure that you choose what's more convenient and less costly for you. Also, start small. For a start, build a small indoor vegetable garden. This way you won't have problems managing your garden. Next, choose the kind of vegetables you want. The secret is making sure you choose the ones which are good for your environment and climate.

Tip # 2: Give proper water
Growing vegetables indoors is less demanding than outdoor gardening when it comes to water usage. Just make sure you provide the right amount of water and lights that your plants need. Also, take note of the drainage system. Taking all of these into mind will avoid you from overwatering, & heating your plants, and messing up your garden.

Tip # 3: Pollinate it
Outdoor plants are pollinated by insects and wind. Indoors, you have to do the job by yourself. The most effective way to pollinate your plants is to use your hands or a brush. For other vegetable types where pollination happens inside the flower like tomatoes, simply shake it up or fan it with a small electric fan. This may take time and process, but your vegetables will surely pollinate at their best.

Tip # 4: Light it up
Plants need a good lighting system to survive. Since you are growing your plants indoors, they may not be getting the right amount of sunlight. Therefore, LED (Light Emitting Diode) horticultural lighting is a viable alternative for indoor use & proper positioning. Make sure you position your vegetables in a place where the sun or the light is accessible for your plants. If it's the cold season and there's no sun at all, you can use our led lighting systems to give your plants the light it needs. Just make sure you don't expose them too much.