Start With SeedsStart with seeds that are small, like lettuce, spinach, and radishes. These seeds are easier to plant and tend to germinate quickly.
Choose the Right Soil MixThe right mix of soil need to be between potting soil and hydroponic nutrient solutions.
Water WellWatering is essential to growing plants successfully. Too little water leads to wilted leaves, while too much causes root rot.
Feed RegularlyPlants need food to thrive. Use fertilizer to feed your plants every week or so.
Provide LightSunlight is necessary for photosynthesis, the process that allows plants to convert sunlight into energy.
Compost Composting is a great way to turn food scraps into rich plant fertilizer. In fact, composting is so good for plants that it’s often used as a form of landscaping.
TemperaturePlants react to changes in temperature in different ways. Some are very sensitive and others less so.
Grow in Dedicated BedsA bedded garden allows you grow multiple crops simultaneously. This method eliminates waste by planting food where it will be consumed.
Space Plants CorrectlyPlanting seeds too close can cause problems for your garden.