How to Grow Greens Indoors All Year Long

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I think you guys did an excellent job showing us step by step on how to do an indoor green harvest You taught me a great deal I’m going to try and do this this winter, never grew anything indoors before Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Rose Smith

How many plants are In each tub?
Comment from : Victoria Hatten

Bolting is fantastic, collect seeds
Comment from : Joe Schmoe

Thanks for the video I live in South Texas would like to set this up in my house my question is do you have problems with gnats in your soil We had this problem with house plants and eventually moved them out side Keep the videos coming
Comment from : Doug Cook

Thank you
Comment from : Aysha Randelia

Just found this old video because I was gifted a set of grow lights! Did you ever do a video on battling bugs in your indoor plants? I’d love the link!
Comment from : Clydes Dale Homestead

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Comment from : Ma Wi

what kind of light did you use? and how many watts?
Comment from : LUCERO, MONICA SHANE T

Veery nice start to thisIve been at it a few more years than these folksI am using epoxy coated regency food grade shelves that are 24 inches deep, 56 inches long and 74 inches tallI use 6 shelves on there but 5 of these shelves makes this rack equivalent to a 4x10 foot raised bed garden!!! In addition, I hang lights vertically from the ends of 2 racks spread a part a little and these provide amazing amounts of energy for tomaotes, cucumbers etcI use t5 lights and some T8sI do grow head lettuce and especially a lot of romaines red and greensI also made jackets for these so i can put them outside earlier in the year and i use VESTA NOW to heat them a little when needed outsideworks fabulously!!! Keep up the great work!!
Comment from : Knute Kritt

Do you ever do live shows here on yoytube??
Comment from : ivan & jo

We NEVER use potting soil always use 3&1 mix soil from start to finish! WE have no problems growing year round & we grow mostly iceberg lettuce, romaine etc
Comment from : ivan & jo

Gonna try this I tried this sort of in my garage and ended up with soil gnats The trick is to keep air moving, plus I got some of those sticky flowers to stick down in the dirt Gonna try this again
Comment from : Topcat777 “Topcat777”

Thank you! Wonderful video As a result of covid I have now been gardening regularly Self-sufficiency!brAnother way to put drainage holes in dollar store tubs is to use heated skewer I also use wine cork screws to separate top tub from bottom for drainage space My sister laughs at me because I save everything but😏 repurpose and recycle!
Comment from : Hadassah Haman

The link to Tom's videos you mentioned is a dead link
Comment from : Joanie K

You need to make sure the plastic is food safe or you’ll have chemicals in your food that aren’t good for you
Comment from : Ann Davis

This video really inspired me! I now have my own set up indoors and my green beans are going crazy! Thank you!
Comment from : Captain Remi Jack

What do you use for soil inside?
Comment from : Katie Amero

Which soil?
Comment from : Wind Glitch

I've never thought of using a dishpan brI technically have space for outdoor containers & intend to at least try it, but a dishpan container indoors seems to offer a good size for decent harvests without the concern of pests both animal & the neighbourhood children who seem to like hiding litter in bushes & plants
Comment from : PotatoMalinky_

Isn't that quite expensive as far as running the lights? I see that you put wood in between two dishpans What do you do, lift up the pan te water from the bottom or how do you know that your watering too much or not enough? Thanks
Comment from : Jeff Minton

I'm growing spinach in these exact tubs (thank you) and they have about 4 leaves and are bolting already! Why? I have the lights 6 inches above the plants It's no warmer than 74 degrees I have 36 plants and they are all bolting I pinches the buds off but will it just continue to bolt?
Comment from : Rebecca Jones

New sub here 👍 brGreat setup
Comment from : hey Simmone

how do you determine light/heat strength for your plants?
Comment from : Michael Sherron

Can i use this method to start any fruit or vegetable plant whether i'm growing indoors or outdoors?
Comment from : Michael Sherron

Fresh greens are nice, but they don't provide the calories to keep you alive in a famine You need staples like potatoes, rice, beans, field corn, etc In the long term, you will also need some sort of source of animal food Also, your setup is toast as soon as the electricity goes out
Comment from : Robin Lillian

Thank you for this video I have a question I am in zone 10 Can I grow greens outside (in containers) year round?
Comment from : Em A

This was perfect Thanks so much!
Comment from : phenixwars1

Great video! How much did it raise your electricity bill every month?
Comment from : Shawn Henry

i have a couple small aero gardens that I just bought some blank pods for I got some lettuce seeds from a local grower and I plan on starting some here soon The cost of lettuce is so expensive these days that it seemed logical to me When I get a new house with more space I plan to do a set up more like yours :)
Comment from : Determined DIYer

Great video I have had so many indoor green fails this month I will try again Shalom and Blessings
Comment from : Reesys OrganicWorld

Thanks guys! I'm in northern Canada, I'm a vegetarian living in an apartment downtown, the one (expensive) grocery store down town is moving, and due to floods in the South, suddenly we had almost no produce in that grocery store I don't have a green thumb, but I've been thinking about this for a long time and your video was exactly what I needed Thank you!
Comment from : El Verdad

Awesome! Thanks for the step-by-step instructions 😀
Comment from : Michael Sherron

Just an update: I use the white basins underneath, but I cut a side off gallon milk jugs and lay two jugs in the basin There’s a spacer between the jugs and the basin, and there are drain holes in the jugs
Comment from : d hoffman

The only space I have is in my basement Is there a minimum ambient temperature required for good production?
Comment from : DCZ

I am a fan of growing lettuce hydroponically I grow inside because it bolts super fast in south
Comment from : Jen Allen

Thank you for sharing br Be well and be safe brPeace
Comment from : Homestead In The Hood

A hot nail or soldering iron can be used to make the drainage holes and will prevent any "splitting issues" in your plastic bins as opposed to using a drill
Comment from : resp0nse_

For the prepper- types looking for alot for cheap Buy a bag of birdseed Cheap easy sprouts
Comment from : J C

I grow lettuce in 9 oz plastic cups too, and have found that it grows more slowly than plants grown with twice that amount of soil (grown outside in winter with limited winter light in California) I experimented with 5 oz plastic cups and the lettuce got over 1 foot tall, but needed more time, water and fertilizer More soil and more light make a difference, but quantity is important with leafy greens, which are harvested one leaf at a time I have about 50 lettuce plants from my cool weather crop started last year and recently started 100 lettuce seedlings in a 10"x20" tray and transplanted one seedling to each 9 oz plastic cup, which seems to be the right amount of volume for lettuce to grow in a few months Only one seedling per cup works great I put a 1/16" wafer of swim noodle foam at the bottom of the cup and it regulates the water intake even if sitting in water The water wicks up from the tray, which holds about 35 lettuce plants
Comment from : openmicrophone

Thanks for sharing this!
Comment from : Nunya Business

I have heard that keeping the soil warm enough can be challenging Using this setup, I wonder if it would be possible to create a greenhouse effect to keep soil temperature higher than the ambient temperature Perhaps a humidifier next to it with a tent around it?
Comment from : Laura Vincent

I worry about the dish panswon’t the plastic chemicals leach into the soil?
Comment from : liza divine

Sounds like a great idea!
Comment from : Mary

How much is "a little bit of electricity"?
Comment from : Ninja 87

This is a great tutorial! Thank you! I will try this
Comment from : Kimberly Lee

I love using dishpans as containers for lettuces and spinach They’re so perfect!
Comment from : Lannie Armstrong

Fantastic video! Complete and compact with the all the beginner information needed! Answered a lot of my initial questions! Thanks for taking the time to putting it all together!
Comment from : Mike Hilario

trying to find those dish pans online anyone know who has them
Comment from : don zujkiewicz

here in Québec, Canada the price of the lettuce is around $10-$15 a pound All the urban farmer do big money one LETTUCE
Comment from : Chantal Lachance

I love this and I did this because of you I am in heaven but really did notice my energy bill go up So we will try LEDs soon
Comment from : Janice

Instead of using a drill to make the holes in the containers, maybe you could try using a hot nail instead if the plastic is too rigid and breaks with the drill
Comment from : Jennie Fuller

About these things because I have a one year old cat likes to eat my play it really love a spider plant in a green Bing
Comment from : Elizabeth Duncan

I just bought a a grow tent and a grow light
Comment from : Elizabeth Duncan

I used your video as a guide and setup a whole shelf for greens Do you have any varieties of greens/lettuce that you feel do well indoors? My kale is doing well, but I feel like some lettuces might be better than others? Thank you so much!
Comment from : Jennifer G

Peeps, research “Grand Solar Minimum” It is a natural cycle lasting 30-35 years Shorter growing seasons Harsher longer winter for the Northern Hemisphere Look back in history and you will see They were lying thru their teeth about Global Warming It was a control agenda It is actually the opposite Be prepared to stay warm and fed
Comment from : Edie Wall

Great video, & good information! I started Microgreens & Sprouts today! Looking forward to some good eating by Christmas!!
Comment from : Joanne Donovan

That is so amazing! 🥬🥒🥦
Comment from : GardenVariety Vegan

After watching your video, I feel so inspired Question: Can I grow some vegetables and herbs on a sunny windowsill?
Comment from : Pala Gold

This is going to be my next prep! brThanks for the inspiration brbrDo your lettuces self-sow overwinter as a semi-perrenial?
Comment from : Keralee Miedaner

I have a dish pan and just said, I’m growing my greens indoors because I have had my greens eaten up outside more times than I can count This is my solution Thank you
Comment from : IWantTo Believe

Nice video but you didn’t tell us application of nutrients in the soil
Comment from : Toyin Ogunseye

I am growing greens using the hydroponic method and loving it Patience is key Once you are able to harvest you will be able to reharvest every two to three days It’s like magic I love Butter-crunch lettuce
Comment from : P Graves

H202 diluted is great to give plants a boost!
Comment from : Angeline Baekhave

Great video 😊 what vegetable can I growi in home now Can I keep them in house until spring without planting outside
Comment from : Vzero_Snexfur

Absolutely love the setup! Thinking about doing this soon what type of light cycle do you give your plants? Thanks for the great video!
Comment from : Josh from Oregon

U may want try this varietybrbr wwwrareseedscom/store/vegetables/lettuce/tennis-ball-lettuce
Comment from : Hurcules Nav

How do you keep those little Nat bugs from your plants indoors every time I use potting soil or something to start flowers or something inside I always get these little nap bugs
Comment from : Theresa Courter

So you grew your greens from seed? Is there a seed company you could recommend?
Comment from : Melinda Loustalot

I think I'm gonna try that Being off grid I don't have electricity yet but I'm gonna use 12 v solar lighting and run it off that I'm single so I could do this and have my greens w/out a fridge When I want some greens to eat I just go get what I want just enough for a meal or snack Thanks!! U guys r great! Like you said in the video, I don't have to share it with the bugs
Comment from : Don McElfresh

Can you give us some information on microgreens I here you can harvest in weeks
Comment from : paul Odenwalder

It looks like you are using fluorescent tubes Wouldn't LED lights take less electricity, last longer, and run quieter?
Comment from : Henry Walters

What a timely video!!! I have been wondering how to get through the winter myselfand I t-h-i-n-k I live in the same county you live in along the Wasatch Front I plan on starting a couple of large tubs this weekend of vegetables to take me through perhaps early December, and as long as I cover them when a frost is expected, I can "weather" thatpun intended Howeveronce the snows come, I wasn't sure how to deal with trying to keep some sort of greens in my diet, so this is a perfect solutionbrbrHerbert's announcement of extending the emergency orders in order to cash in on federal dollars today irked me to no endparticularly when there is not numbers to support his "emergency" We need to figure out a way to keep RINO 20 (Cox) out of the governor's seat come November, even if it means voting for the Democratic candidate At least we'd know what we were getting and limit them to one termbrbrIt's just me, so I think I can manage some greens through the winter and early spring until I can get my small garden growing again
Comment from : JoAnna The Singer

Wow another amazing super great video info and analysis from absolutely the best channel on utube thank you and keep up the good work
Comment from : Jimmy b747

I have aero gardens
Comment from : Saga Wang

Very thorough!!! Everything looks so neat and tidy! I did this this spring and when I brought a bag of lettuce over to the neighbor she was shocked that I had lettuce ready to eat with snow on the ground 😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Bear River Mama

Thank you!!!
Comment from : Olga Guer

Is it only greens that you can grow like that?
Comment from : Jennifer

I’ve often wondered about this subject Thanks Great information
Comment from : Thomas Gegenheimer

I have my 12V grow lights to solar panels directly without a battery Sun up, lights on Cheapnez
Comment from : JayWay82

“Thanks for being part of the solution“ Thank you both for showing us the way#NationalTreasure
Comment from : TacSquirrel Casey West

Thank you this is awesome and so simple! I'm going to get to work ;)
Comment from : Home Sweet Abundance

Use a soldering iron to create drain holes I will be using this idea when I retire next year
Comment from : Deborah Zarzyczny

I would suggest trying to use clay pots some of which are oblong if you so choosebrI am not a fan of growing my food in plastic(often made in China) for fear of chemicals leaching into my food If you need food though,use what you have❤
Comment from : Julie Kraft

Fantastic video! Short and FULL of great information! Thank you, Patriots! ❤️
Comment from : Biff Johnson

Hi PPbrYou should try the kratky hydroponic solution buckets I've had good outcomes in winter w my greensbrBest regards, brJarrod
Comment from : hillbilly prepper

Thanks for sharing that It looks like something just about anyone could do If I had the space and money to experiment with I'd try using that method to grow tomatoes by angling the lights I'd start the experiments with cherry tomatoes and see how that worked
Comment from : 05generic

Ok you two are making me hungry looking at your greens LOL, great video thanks
Comment from : Secret

My cats eat every plant I have It is good for them, bad for me So frustrating I would love to do this Maybe I will give it another try
Comment from : M

Such a great idea to grow greens in winter! I have all the shoplights set up for garden seedlings and just never thought of using them to produce salad!
Comment from : Carolyn Steele