Anyone grow anything besides weed indoors here?

I've grown tomatoes and peppers under lights. They do great when young plants. It is harder to keep them going the older they get. I brought pepper plants some indoors to overwinter, and they lived, but not much else.

Also did some cucumbers indoors. Beware, they will climb the walls if you let them.
 
that bitch in the store over charged me by ten times

I wanted .50c a thumb size

back home I saw the receipt was $5.00

I never check the receipt as I always get pissed off

so

I really want that GINGER !!!! to grow

lol
 
Potatoes (purple) thru the winter, did some romaine (hydro, just to see if I could) tomatoes is too much work, gotta pollinate the flowers manually, n my dicks too big...
 
I am an expert at growing mites indoors! :dunce:
Hell I've got them now on three plants that will be starting the final week on Friday. Probably russet mites because I don't see any webbing.
Gotta say, every time I've had bugs at the end of flower, the bud turns out wicked good -- if it doesn't herm from the stress. Just gotta wash it after the chop, which is a good idea anyway. (Everything sticks to sticky buds.) When buds are super frosty, mites stay mostly on the leaves.
 
Well update on the ginger. I bumped the light intensity up and the ginger did not like it too much but she grew like crazy since my last post. Romaine looks good but is a tad bitter, first time growing lettuce and the basil is doing not bad I might say so my self. Just a heads up I've never grown anything but cannabis successfully indoors. Any positive input would be appreciated.
 

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
you gotta stick flytraps in the fridge for a couple of months each winter, had a friend that raised them for a while to sell to greenhouses, if you don't refrigerate them each winter, they'll die by the next fall
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i read something about that, dont think i'll need a fridge in the uk, lol
just read up on the propergation stage so far, soon as they've popped i'll do some more research
i'm going to try growing them in a large glass carboy with some other carnivors,
if i can get a few going i'm gonna try selling them to garden centres and florists
i'm getting quite excited about growing these, makes a change
and if anyone has anymore tips wade in please, i might start a thread
 
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