The beautiful truth about indoor herb gardens is that you never have to say goodbye to your plants! It’s a great way to keep your seasonal herbs alive all year long and what’s even better is finding the best indoor herb garden ideas to make your plant babies fit your home’s style! Here are some of our favorites…..
Check out this aeroponic option to growing herbs faster and soiless. You can find a ready to assembly kit on Amazon here.
Another option is grabbing some mason jars and growing your favorite herbs right on your window sill. Amazon has a ready to go kit available here or you can use mason jars, some soil, and seeds (or seedlings). Make sure you are trimming often and remember that not much water is required during colder seasons.
Wall gardens are absolutely beautiful and space friendly. You can either create your own wall garden with a shoe bag or try out a self watering garden to grow yummy herbs. You can browse self watering gardens here
This by far must be the easiest route to take. It’s simple to find a cute planter to grow about 3-5 herbs together. You only have to be mindful of what herbs grow friendly together or not. Here are some cute planter options.
The Kratky Method is a form of hydroponic gardening and in the most simple form it’s just a mason jar, rockwool, seeds, and net cups. It’s a fun way to learn how to grow hydroponically. The benefits are, no soil to deal with, faster growing herbs, and cheaper way of growing. You would just fill mason jar to 3/4 full and insert a net pod at the top. Next, add your rockwool and tuck seeds of your choice (2-3) in the rockwool. Some people like to use a meduim to lightly cover the seed. Afterwards, just watch your seeds grow. Keep your jars near a window or grow light so it can reach it’s max potential. Find everything you need to start this process in our amazon store!
The possiblitities are endless when you’re serious about growing herbs! Comment below and let us know what are your favorite ways of growing an indoor herb garden!
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