GROW VEGETABLES INDOORS in the WINTER. My SECRET FORMULA for always having FRESH FOOD to harvest!

This video shares my formula for growing food year-round and making sure I always have something fresh and ready to harvest. A little math can make your automatic hydroponic tower garden a never-ending source of fresh food! Growing vegetables indoors in winter has never been easier. Simply make sure to start your seedlings every 2 weeks. If you are not used to growing food that way, give it a try for a couple of months. I promise it will provide you with so much abundance that you will never want to go without again!

An automated hydroponic garden tower is for anyone who wants to grow vegetables indoors in winter and year round inside or out. Anyone who wants to garden in small spaces with less manual labor and resources. Anyone interested in an indoor salad garden system, and those trying to fight food inflation by creating their own self sufficient garden.

You will want to invest in a simple but complete seed-starting kit for the greatest success. Thankfully, you don't need a greenhouse or complicated and expensive systems! Here are a few options that have worked for me.

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A simple seed starting set up.
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Vermiculite.
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If you just need a grow light that covers a little more surface area. This is for starting 20 or more seedlings at a time.
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If you just need a heat mat. I highly recommend this for starting peppers, eggplants and tomatoes.
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Water conductivity meter. If you ever notice brown tips on your plants it is usually due to too much sediment in the water. This will tell you if you conductivity is correct or off.
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