If you haven’t grown indoors yet, you may come across some advice that will tell you that you need sun and bees to grow your food. But in places like Canada, our winter makes this impossible. We are glad that there are alternatives like grow tents and grow lights that make it possible to grow food during winter seasons. Growing food indoors gives you control with temperature, humidity, and light exposure. For example, the Spider Farmer SF600 grow light can emit broadband full spectrum light, 660-665nm(RED), 730-740nm（IR, 2800K-3000K (WARM-WHITE), 4800-5000K(BLUE), which has a significant impact on plant germination, flowering, fruiting, chlorophyll synthesis of plants, and photosynthesis. For fruiting plants, hand pollination can replicate the way the bees pollinate flowers. When it comes to nutrients, you can grow your plants in soil or in hydroponics using organic or homemade nutrients to feed your plants. Another advantage is there is a lesser risk of pests and diseases that outdoor plants may be exposed to, providing a more controlled environment. You can also maximize your space by setting up vertical growing systems that can accommodate a variety of plants in a limited area. We just need to understand what our plants require, so that we can provide them with the necessary environment and nutrients to grow healthy and strong. So, if you ever want to grow your own food indoors, we just want you to know that it’s very much possible!! If you’re interested to learn more about the equipment we used, such as grow lights, plant stand, grow tent and more go to spider-farmer.com For additional 8% discount, use code plantedinthegarden #spiderfarmer #spiderfarmersf600 #spiderfarmerplantstand #LEDGrowLights #homegrown #hydroponics #indoorgardening #learning #gardening #growfoodathome #sponsored @Spider Farmer LED - @plantedinthegarden