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if space wasn't an issue, could you grow other things too? tomatos, herbs, etc?

bobsakamoto

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hello everyone. i have been wanting to ask the above question for a while and i have researched and can't find anything one way or the other as far as an answer. if there is something obvious i don't know it's because i'm a newbie.

thank you for all your help and happy holidays!
 
wow, thanks for the quick responses!

Potted, i was thinking the light would be on anyway so it would be a way of saving money (or at least not spending it on veggies). is the idea that there is only so much light to go around so if i have other types of plants i'm automatically robbing my main grow of light?

i had assumed that i could just grow some other stuff alongside the main grow thus not having it be any different than if the veggies weren't there at all. sorry if that's basic but i am just trying to understand the why of the process.

also, i should have said indoors but not in a tent. sorry.
 
Hi bob. Someone back awhile said they grow catnip for their kitties in their grow tent. If you have room for a tomato plant, heck why not give it a try.
 
thanks, insomniaczzz. i saw that post and your take is exactly what i thought. but then i thought i should ask just in case....:smile: better safe than sorry and all that. i worried about the possible introduction of pests or mold or fungus or something else i didn't know about.
 
Well, I hadn't thought about pests, but if its indoors, pests shouldn't be a problem? As for robbing the light from the main show (the pot plants) I'm not sure about that......maybe it would. I would start out with herbs probably
 
Mcrude, you need to find something that the grasshoppers will like better than your pot plants. What do grasshoppers usually eat?
 
I plan on expanding my garden. I'm going to try grow "tricky" types of things not suited very well to my climate just for fun. As far as using up light, I don't think light can be used up, it's constantly being produced, not limited like oxygen.
 
hi musicjock. thank you so much! that's how i thought light worked given everything i read, but i wasn't sure how else to understand Potted's response above about how it would cost more $$$.

yes, i am interested in doing the same thing! i am thinking of trying some heirloom tomatos to start and see how it goes.
 
Grab a lemon seed from your next lemon. Plant in dirt. Wait a very long time to grow a tree. Mine is small but when you touch the leaves you smell lemon and it's awesome
 
Mcruderalls just for the record I start all my summer time plants under my grow lights veggies & flowers it gives me a mounths head start never tried to go all the way. Just put outside when warm enough. Peace
 
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