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When you want to start your own Gardyn indoor growing system , there are a few things you need to keep in mind. Here are ten tips to help you get started:

Small herb garden: This can be created in a small container on a windowsill, or in a specially designated area of your indoor garden.

Pot or window box garden: This type of garden is great when you have limited space or want to grow herbs close to your window. You can place your pots on a windowsill or on a sunny balcony.

Hydroponics: This is the modern way of growing plants indoors. This system allows you to grow fresh herbs using very little space. You can grow herbs all through the year using plug-n-play designs from reliable vendors.

Choose a container that has a diameter that is about one-third of the height of the plants. Tall plants will require a taller container, and plants that grow in wet soil will need a container that is more permeable.

To get started, you'll need some fresh, organic herbs. There are many different herbs that can be grown indoors, so it's important to select the ones that you'll use the most.

Some of the most common indoor herbs that you can grow include basil, bay leaves, cilantro, dill, fennel, lavender, marjoram, mint, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, and thyme.

Make sure to choose the right variety for your climate and needs, as some herbs may not thrive in cold climates or during the winter.

Fall is a great time to plant your indoor herb garden. Not only will you be able to enjoy fresh herbs throughout the winter, but you'll also be doing your part to reduce your environmental impact.

The plants will be growing slowly but steadily. This means that you’ll get loads of fresh herbs all season long!

Like with any other plants, your herbs will need fertilizers and water to grow healthily. Check the soil moisture levels regularly and water whenever the soil is dry to the touch. Herbs need nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to thrive. Fertilize the plants with an organic fertilizer that is specifically formulated for herbs.

If you live in a hot climate, you may need to shield your herbs from the sun with a piece of fabric or a window screen. This will help to keep them cool and hydrated during summer months.

When your herbs grow very tall, it may be necessary to prop them up with stakes or wire cages to keep them from toppling over.

Like with any other plants, your herbs may be attacked by pests or diseases. Be sure to monitor them regularly for signs of trouble, and take appropriate steps to protect them if necessary.

Harvesting your herbs regularly will help to keep them healthy, fresh, and vibrant. You can harvest herbs anytime during the growing season, but we recommend harvesting them during the peak of the flowering season. This is when the herbs are fullest in flavor and the flowers are most colorful.

When harvesting herbs, use a sharp knife to cut the stem close to the ground and pick flowers first, as they are the most flavorful part of the herb.

When your herbs have finished growing, be sure to store them the right way. It is advisable to keep them in a cool and dry place without exposure to direct sunlight.

If you're looking to add a little bit of freshness and flavor to your indoor garden, growing your own herbs is a great option. Not only will you have control over the ingredients used in your cooking, but you'll also be helping to reduce environmental waste by growing herbs that you need in your own home indoor garden.

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