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Indoor Garden Crop Planning

Indoor Garden Crop Planning

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Smart Indoor Gardening: Crop Planning Made Easy

Indoor garden crop planning is crucial for any home gardener looking to maximize their yield and ensure a steady supply of fresh produce. Understanding the basics of hydroponic systems, light management, and plant nutrition can transform your indoor gardening experience. Rise Gardens specializes in providing cutting-edge hydroponic technology that simplifies the process, making it accessible for gardeners of all levels. By planning your crops wisely, you can take full advantage of your Rise Garden, ensuring that herbs, leafy greens, and edible flowers thrive under optimal conditions. This guide aims to help you understand planting schedules, nutrient requirements, and the best practices for managing your indoor garden efficiently.

Maximize Your Indoor Garden with Crop Planning

How do I grow like a pro?

Here at Rise Gardens, we want to ensure that our gardeners are as successful as possible. We designed our garden and app to do just that and gardeners are loving it. However, to help you maximize your indoor gardening harvest, our plant science team pulled together their top three tips and an indoor garden crop planning guide. These are tips and suggestions so use what fits your lifestyle and needs. Whether you are gardening inside or out, there's always a little bit of experimentation that goes along with it to find what works for you and your family.

Be sure to checkout the Growing Guide for more detailed information

Tip #1: Use Your Nursery

With every level of growth, you receive a small plastic nursery, a nursery insert, and 18 net cups. This nursery starts your plants in a zero-nutrient environment to optimize germination. When plants are only a couple of weeks old they don’t want nutrients, they only want sun and water.

Tip #2: Plan Your Nursery with Your Harvest

Because your plants take anywhere from 7-14 days to germinate, you want to start plants in your nursery 1-2 weeks before you harvest. This ensures that you have a fully sprouted plant ready to replace the one harvested. You can do this by coordinating with your app and harvest recommendations.

Tip #3: Space Out Plants

There are two sizes of plants: tall and short. Plants that are labeled as tall grow more than 12” in height. These plants are recommended to only be placed on your bottom level. You should also only have five tall plants on your bottom level. As the plants grow taller, they also shade their neighbors and can limit their growth.

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