In need of indoor growing tips.
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I've grown strawberries in a greenhouse, which is indoors, but although you won't get nearly as much light inside your dwelling, you should still get something of a crop, as strawberries are woodland plants and are used to dealing with a canopy.
It's very, very easy to over-water strawberries, especially indoors; remember that you won't get wind-based evaporation.
It's very, very easy to over-water strawberries, especially indoors; remember that you won't get wind-based evaporation.
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As long as the plants receive a minimum of 6 hours of DIRECT SUNLIGHT you should be ok.
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If you can get 6 hours of sunlight, you can grow dwarf bush tomatoes:
https://parkseed.com/maskotka-hybrid-tomato-seeds/p/05435-PK-P1/
This is the only variety of tomato that I grow every year, and the taste is delicious, and they're not a hybrid, they're open-pollinated so you can save seed.
Their only drawback is that the skins are a little thick, and that's why they don't crack or split.
https://parkseed.com/maskotka-hybrid-tomato-seeds/p/05435-PK-P1/
This is the only variety of tomato that I grow every year, and the taste is delicious, and they're not a hybrid, they're open-pollinated so you can save seed.
Their only drawback is that the skins are a little thick, and that's why they don't crack or split.