Thank you! Getting rid of it before it flowers.

Hi Everyone, I'm new here so forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong area of the site. I've been growing various herbs outside in my garden but the weather is a little too cold now so I'm looking at bringing my herb garden indoors. I've been doing a little research and have decided that a grow tent is the best way to go. I have also learnt that a Blue Fluorescent is best for the likes of Basil and Coriander, is this correct and will I need any other kind of light? This is the Grow Tent that I'm interested in growing in - 80 x 80 x 160cm. Does anyone have any experience of grow inside a tent, if so what are the pitfalls? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Because of its very aggressively spreading nature, in a container is the ONLY way I'd consider growing mint!! It is no different from growing just anything else in a container long term. You want a fast draining potting soil with a fair amount of durability, an ability to water easily as frequently as necessary, sun to part shade and the occasional spritz with a water soluble fertilizer. If in a colder climate, you will want someplace to keep the containered mint over winter without freezing.

Hello! What would be your interest in a self-contained miniature green house that allowed you to grow plants and herbs year round with little to no effort? I am interested in creating a product that combines the subscription model with the activity of gardening. Please leave your comments and ideas about this potential product below.