Mario Bautista
Whether or not indoor gardening systems are worth investing in totally depends on how you’re using it and which one you’re buying. “These types of systems let you control factors like light, temperature, and humidity, so your plants grow faster and produce more,” Jane Dobbs, gardening team leader at U.K.-based Allan’s Gardeners, and professional gardener, says. “With an indoor system, you can grow crops year-round, regardless of the weather outside. These systems are great for urban dwellers because they maximize space available as efficiently as possible. It’s also more environmentally friendly to grow things hydroponically because they use up to 90 percent less water than conventional soil-based gardening.” Well, there you have it. So if you prefer to grow your fruits, veggies, herbs, and even flowers yourself, you will likely find that an indoor garden system is, indeed, worth it. “Additionally, indoor growing systems make plants healthier and stronger by eliminating soil-borne diseases and pests. You can basically tailor the environment to each plant’s needs,” she adds.
