Vegetables for Indoor Gardening
If you're interested in growing your own vegetables but need access to an outdoor garden, an indoor garden can be a great option. Here are 15 of the best vegetables to grow in an indoor garden. With a little care and attention, you can produce a bountiful harvest right in your own home. An indoor garden is a great way to grow your own fresh vegetables year-round. With the right containers, soil, light, and water, you can enjoy bountiful harvests of microgreens, leafy greens, vegetables, tomatoes, peppers, and more without even stepping out the door. Start small and experiment with a few or more vegetables to find what works best for your space and taste. Happy gardening!
1 Garlic Greens
Garlic greens can be grown indoors in pots 6-8 inches deep. They are consumed in many dishes from soups to salads.
2 Microgreens
Microgreens are high in nutrients. They are versatile and can be used as leafy greens, vegetables, and herbs. You can grow them in shallow trays up to 2 inches deep and start harvesting when they are one or two inches deep.
3 Spinach
Spinach is one of the best indoor vegetables you can easily grow, as long as you have a windowsill that gets plenty of sunlight.
4 Hot peppers
Hot peppers are tropical perennials that grow well indoors. They can be grown from their seeds or some plants from the garden.
5 Mustard Greens
Mustard greens are healthy vegetables to add to your indoor garden. Producing red or green leaves and tasty succulent stems, they make the perfect ingredients for the salad plate. Plant them in 6-8 inch deep pots or window boxes.
6 Onions
Onions are actually very easy to grow without needing a lot of space. All they need is good drainage, potting soil, and grown in a container with onion sets or bulbs.
7 Carrots
Most small carrot varieties can be grown well in indoor conditions and will thrive even in limited space. To grow them successfully, use window boxes, lightly layer the seeds with moist peat moss, keep the soil moist, and the seeds will germinate after 2 weeks.
8 Garlic
Like onions, garlic is very easy to grow. A little space is needed to keep the pot.
9 Peas
Growing peas is easier than you think. It needs good soil and a trellis or support structure for happy growth once mature.
10 Green onions
You can grow green onions year-round to give you an endless supply. They can be used in many recipes such as soups, salads, and garnishes.
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