What other plants do you guys grow?

itinkitook2much

itinkitook2much

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I'm interested in having a couple other ones, would this be a pest problem? I just saw very beautiful ones on the net + they purify your air which is pretty sick..
Feel free to send pics of your gardens:)
 
BeastGrow

BeastGrow

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Mint, Lavender, Basil would be good ones to grow... Aloe is nice too. I wouldn't waste too much energy.. maybe 1 in each corner of the veg room... not sure if they are photosensitive plants..
 
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spek9

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- sweet basil
- lemon basil
- oregano
- two types of parsley
- dill
- celery
- thyme
- lots of cilantro
- rosemary
- sage

...all indoors of course. In summer outdoors, it's a whole different ball of wax.

-spek
 
itinkitook2much

itinkitook2much

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BeastGrow said:
Mint, Lavender, Basil would be good ones to grow... Aloe is nice too. I wouldn't waste too much energy.. maybe 1 in each corner of the veg room... not sure if they are photosensitive plants..
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I'l be placing them wherever they look comfortable.. Not only in my veg room although some plants will need some stronger light than normal room light, right? Like Aloe?

edit : Normal room sunlight*
 
Ringsixty

Ringsixty

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Tomato's
Bell Peppers
Assorted Hot Peppers
Long Beans
Basil
Rose Mary
Green Onions
Chives
Garlic
Kona Coffee
Star fruit
 
itinkitook2much

itinkitook2much

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spek9 said:
- sweet basil
- lemon basil
- oregano
- two types of parsley
- dill
- celery
- thyme
- lots of cilantro
- rosemary
- sage

...all indoors of course. In summer outdoors, it's a whole different ball of wax.

-spek
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Where did you learn how to grow these?? Over the webs or passed on experience/taught how.. ?? Id love to have homegrown.spices!
 
Liddle

Liddle

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quinoa looks like a cool plant to try outdoors next year. i guess it reacts to topping and light cycles like mj. and the seed is a complete protien. one of the few actual complete ones.
 
itinkitook2much

itinkitook2much

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Liddle said:
quinoa looks like a cool plant to try outdoors next year. i guess it reacts to topping and light cycles like mj. and the seed is a complete protien. one of the few actual complete ones.
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True I never thought of that! Any other plants u got? ^^
 
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