Hello everyone I hope it is not too cold and dreary where you're living but if it is

why not set up a little indoor garden setup that works really well and is

relatively inexpensive. The thing about growing indoors is it's going to be slightly more expensive than growing outdoors

because you have to provide the number one input that a plant needs which would

be of course the sun you have to fake the sun.

And I've been getting a lot of questions,

especially in winter, about what are the best options

for growing indoors,

whether that be in a more extreme way, a high budget I suppose,

or just something nice and simple. Now, of course the simplest thing to do is to grow in your

window sill with whatever light that you can muster, I would say a south-facing window sill with whatever light that you can muster I would say a south facing

window sill with as much light as you can possibly get I mean that will do okay not

great especially in the winter as light is low but if that's all you want to do or all you can afford to do, then

certainly that's better than nothing, right? There's nothing wrong with that.

Now if you want to upgrade a little bit, then what you can do is get some kind of grow light and there are a lot of different methods to grow lights.

There's just a lot of different technology out there.

It can be overwhelming and that's probably why I get so many questions about affordable indoor grow lights.

The first thing to know is, are you going for aesthetics or are you going for function?

That's the first question to ask yourself.

Because if you're going for aesthetics,

you're probably gonna sacrifice some performance or your

cost is going to go way up so that quote-unquote looks good. If you're going for

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