13 edible plants to grow at home đŸ„•

Making an indoor garden is not complicated at all, because not all plants need a garden, being in the sun or having a large open space. In fact, there are many edible plants that could well be part of your home. Creating a garden is an opportunity to create a closer and deeper bond with plants, and in the process grow your own food. Edible plants are great for having something to eat at any time (like a quarantine).

This experiment has a lot of potential and we are sure that if you try it, you will be more than satisfied with the results. The first thing we recommend you do, before buying your edible plantsis to define a space for them.

Get some pots or glass containers to plant them. Then you could join a community on-line care of home gardens so that if you have any questions you have the right answer.

There are groups likemy harvest today”, “your garden at home» either «Gardens and home gardens”. In networks there are different options for groups that give advice and tips to improve the cultivation of edible plants and other types of plants or flowers.

However, we will now recommend some plants that you should have in your garden. They are very easy to plant and maintain; Now that we are in the middle of the coronavirus quarantine, you can give yourself some time to reconnect with the plants and create the home garden that you dreamed of so much. Meanwhile, these are…

13 edible plants to grow at home:

  • Alfalfa
  • tomatoes cherry
  • Lemons
  • Mushrooms
  • carrots
  • oranges
  • Green beans
  • avocados
  • blackberries
  • Spinach
  • Cauliflower
  • cucumbers
  • Strawberries

    • Just buy the plants already grown in a local market or order the seeds online. Almost always they all come with instructions for planting, and if not, seek the help of your grandmother and share a good time with her (they are the experts in plants), or even a tutorial can help you.

    The idea of ​​growing something new can be scary, but the reality is that it’s easier than you think. With a little dedication and patience we are sure that soon you will have some small tomatoes sprouting from the branches, or some delicious strawberries.

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