That's the basis of hydroponics. The soil you use will be important even more so. I can't speak for growing plants inside but I have several seasons of growing plants landscaping.

Ive started lots of plants inddors, but never kepts more then some herbs or house plants inside.

I know if you have the room for a light set up its possible. Ive seen 10foot tomato plants grown inside plant stores here in the states. No idea how many lights where on it though

And if space is an issue, id stay with higher end plants, and not potatoes and carrots...

@kalebdenden you mean by a window?

I have grown a grapevine indoors, using red and blue LED grow lights. It never produced fruit (because it didn't go dormant) and it won't live for more than a few years, but it grew about 30 feet.

No just a tote

If you have a tote you can put a grow light in it and at least grow lettuce or spinach

I might have one around. Aren't grow lights expensive as hell though?

I got my LED grow lights for like $5 each

One of them broke right away, and I had to buy another (cheap import)

Like one $5 light per plant or how does that work?

Depends on how close the plants are. I'm looking on amazon now and they have both spotlight type bulbs (which is what I used) as well as a large square

Grow spotlight is like $16, and the big square is $36, but I'm sure some internet search magic can find better product/prices.

I seriously overestimated the price. I thought grow lights were $100-$300

Non-import commerical ones might be up there, but $50 looks like you could grow a good bit inside

https://morningchores.com/easiest-vegetables-to-grow/ seems pretty informative too

2000 watt 4ftxft full spectrum grow light is $310, for commericial hydroponic

+1 for lettuce. It has been stupid easy to grow

In my climate it grows like a weed

Specifically romaine lettuce

Apple trees survived the late snows and frosts

My dad mutilated my apple tree last year, it's still alive, but I hope it can finally bear fruit after 13 years

I still can't believe he seriously lopped off every single branch that was flowering

And that's why I took over all the food bearing plants this year

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@kalebdenden will any coffee grounds do?

For what

Nice potatoes btw @Thatotherguy

Ye

@kalebdenden the bluberry thing

Oh yeah any coffee grounds

When you water them into the soil it will add acidity

Do they have to be mixed into a liquid?

No

Put it on like mulch

In October I'm gonna make some hot sauce, and I'm actually planning on making a company for it.

It's gonna be called Hand Kind Hot Sauce

I'm working on a recipe right now for a sticky blueberry sauce called "Blue Glue" as a reference to the b ga o

Is this fine