They’re for “just about anyone,” she says: “those who want to grow plants but lack adequate outdoor space, those who want to grow small amounts of veggies, microgreens, and herbs year-round, or those who just want to get a jump on the planting season.” Plus, “they’re also useful for anyone with mobility limitations that keep them from heavier outdoor gardening activities.” You also skip the weed maintenance, minimize the risk of pests, garden with less space and less water, and have fresh ingredients on hand year-round.įind more of our indoor gardening system recommendations below, and keep scrolling for answers to all your indoor gardening questions.
“Urban and suburban gardeners alike can benefit from indoor garden systems,” says Leslie Halleck, pro horticulturist and author of Gardening Under Lights: The Complete Guide for Indoor Growers. Interested in growing your own veggies but lack the necessary outdoor real estate? Or, simply want to skip the soil and sweat? With hydroponic gardening you can grow plants in nothing more than a Keurig-sized pod and a simple solution of water and nutrients, and many of today’s ready-made “smart” kits allow you to do so inside the comfort of your own home.
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