indoor gardening

Turn your kitchen counter into a mini farm! With just seeds, soil, and sunlight, you can grow fresh, nutrient-rich microgreens at home in 10 days, bringing health, flavour, and freshness straight into your everyday Indian meals.

Sharda Godara transformed her Faridabad home into a mini jungle. She started designing these mini tray gardens at her home a couple of years ago when her home was left with no further space for potted plants. Here are five steps to create them at home.

Bring the monsoon indoors with fresh and homegrown coriander. This guide shows you how to plant, look after, and harvest coriander in small spaces, a rewarding way to add greenery and flavour to your everyday cooking.

Turn your balcony into a green corner this monsoon with 10 easy-to-grow climbing plants. Perfect for Indian weather, these low-maintenance creepers thrive in the rain and need little care.

With just a little soil, some seeds, and the right care, you can have a patch of nutritious greens growing on your balcony, in your backyard, or even by a sunny window. Our step-by-step guide walks you through everything, from choosing the right spot to harvesting your first tender leaves.

From a 100 sq ft room to a successful startup, discover how Mohit Nijhawan’s Greenu grows over 75 varieties of microgreens using organic methods, minimal space, and sustainable techniques, and trains over 300 farmers nationwide.

Learn how to grow fresh and nutritious microgreens right from your home, even in small spaces. This beginner-friendly guide offers expert tips, step-by-step instructions, and practical advice to help you start your own sustainable microgreens garden easily.

Think pineapples only grow on farms? Think again! Urban gardeners Akash Jaiswal and Preeti Patil are proving that even small spaces can yield tropical fruits. Their step-by-step guide will show you how to grow pineapples at home — no big garden required. Ready to turn your balcony into a mini paradise?

Learn how you can grow avocados indoors, regardless of space limitations. With a little care and the right environment, you can cultivate these nutrient-packed fruits at home.

After retiring, Ramesh Gera started cultivating Kashmiri saffron in Noida, beginning the venture in a 100-square-foot room.