How To Grow Herbs Year Round With Your Hydroponic Herb Garden?

After you get everything all set up, and your plants are snug as a bug in their new home, now it is time to monitor and adjust as your plants grow.

Since these plants are not growing outside, you will have to provide that they are getting adequate nutrients and light from their environment. Growing hydroponically is an entirely controlled environment since the plants are not exposed to direct sunlight nor nutrients in the soil.

This provides a unique opportunity for indoor gardeners to be in control of elements that are typically out of our control as outdoor gardening rituals.

You will have to pay close attention to the LED grow lights (or other grow light options) and ensure that the plants are getting enough light, as well as check the water and nutrient levels to make sure that your plants are getting the “plant food” they need.

The best way to do this is to do research on what light-deprived plants look like, or plants that are nutrient deficient. It will vary depending on the plant in question. This way, you can detect an issue immediately before it deteriorates plant growth.

We get it. This can be a bit overwhelming for beginner home gardeners.

That’s why, at Gardyn, we have solved the headache of having to worry about light and nutrient deficiencies because our hydroponic indoor herb garden kits come equipped with sensors, cameras, and an AI software app that carefully monitors your plants and alerts you when action needs to be taken to help your herbs thrive!