What kind of veggies can I grow indoors?

Question

Has anyone ever tryed this?

Answer 1

It depends on what temperature the area where they would be growing is and how much sunlight they will be getting. You can use sunlamps, but those use a lot of electricity and generate heat.

Right now in my windowsill I have some herbs growing, but no vegetables. I have basil, parsley, dill, mint, and chives. None of them are too fond of air conditioning, but they get enough light so they're okay. Talk to a local garden shop and explain the conditions the plants would be living in. They should be able to point you in the direction of some hearty plants.

Answer 2

You can grow many vegetables indoors if you have enough light, try a polytunnel--they come in all shapes and sizes and create a very good environment for a large variety of plants. Good Luck

Answer 3

I have grown cherry tomatoes, parsley, oregano, and basil. Any of the herbs grows well. Any type of plant that can be grown in a container and is self-pollinating does pretty good growing indoors.

Answer 4

Vegetable Container Gardening. Description: If insufficient space ... Almost any vegetable that will grow in a typical backyard garden will also do well as a container-grown plant ...aged.ces.uga.edu/sae/horticulture/vegetable_containers.htm

Answer 5

In Hawaii there exchange right into a save that sells indoor kits with the wee flora already interior the soil, and lights in case you elect them. They bought each and everything, tomatoes, squash, herbs, radishes...

Answer 6

It's easy to grow leaf lettuce, spinach, and other salad greens in a flower pot placed near a sunny south window. Just keep them well watered.

Answer 7

As long as it's only one plant you can grow just about anything.

Answer 8

any, you just have to have the right enviroment. make sure you use gravel at the bottome for the water to go and don't over water them. Good Luck!

Answer 9

lettece and also tomatoes will do nicley in a sunny place good luck

donna!!!!!!