Friday, May 31, 2013

Growing Your Own Food With An Indoor Garden




Due to such great choice and the availability of a vast range of foodstuffs, ‘foodies’ or ‘gourmets’, for the snobbish, have expanded all over the land. At one time only people rich enough to eat in the best restaurants and order the best meals were considered gourmets. It was both a class and gender thing. Years ago, men in general, didn’t cook that much and even when they did; they didn’t have much interest in it. Now, everyone is doing it and talking about it! One of the staples of this food explosion is the pepper.

The Humble Pepper

Peppers come in all colours and shapes and sizes. They all have their own properties. Some are sweet or bitter, and then there is strong or mild or hot and even hotter!  For the home gourmet the problem is running out of them. They can also be very expensive to buy, depending on the season. The solution to this problem is to grow your own peppers. What if you don’t have a garden? The indoor garden is your only alternative. At one time people would have laughed at the very thought of cultivating fruit or vegetables inside, but nowadays the indoor garden is a fact.

Indoor Pepper Growing

Use aeroponics to guarantee your own personal supply, without regard to bad weather spoiling your crop. Peppers are one of those vegetables that are considered quite easy to grow; they don’t need a great deal of attention compared with other types of plants. Unfortunately, they do need some attention. Which is fine if you are a keen gardener with the time to lavish on your plants. What if you are just a keen foodie that wants to spend more time on cooking and eating than cultivating? The indoor garden system would be ideal for you.

Make Things Easier

The people who know say that before planting seeds, you need to prepare the ground with compost and fertilizer. Pray for plenty of sunshine and water them a lot in the early stages of growth. Also, be on the lookout for root rot and pests. Don’t worry, with the indoor garden system that aeroponics offer, most of that you can forget about. It’s possible to supply sunlight by using a grow lamp. As soil is not used, so there is no need of compost or fertilizer. Irrigation can be done automatically, using a timer. And peppers are not the only things to flourish with this method.   

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