Lettuce and basil finish. Tomatoes punish a first tub. That is the whole crop lesson.
Leaf lettuce, basil, mint, chives. Weeks, not a season. They stay inside a four-foot footprint if you do not overcrowd the net pots.
Tomatoes want more light, more feed, and more time. Carrots want soil depth a tub does not have. Save them.
Twelve to fourteen hours on the canopy. A cheap LED aimed at the plants beats a bright lamp aimed at the wall.
No tub, and you have a yard:
A thin grocery week is stored food, not seedlings from yesterday:
Season and a thin grocery week
4-Foot Farm Blueprint — small indoor grow plan
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How many plants?
Enough space that leaves do not pile on each other. Crowding is how a first tub fails.
What do you get with the blueprint?
A digital plan sold through ClickBank — not seeds in a box.
4-Foot Farm Blueprint — small indoor grow plan
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