Passionate about cultivation but do not have the space to grow? We’ve got you covered. Discover five easy methods to grow your own food in limited spaces.
No garden? No problem! Vertical gardening lets you grow food on walls, railings, or even your balcony. It’s perfect for when you’re short on space but big on ideas.
A few pots, trellises, or even old bottles can do the trick. Try growing spinach, amaranth, or coriander. Fresh greens are just an arm’s reach away!
Worried about not having space for a garden? Not anymore! Square foot gardening helps you grow more in less space with neat 1x1 ft grids.
All you need is a raised bed, nutrient-rich soil, and a simple grid. Grow carrots, lettuce, or beans — perfect for beginners and busy gardeners.
Got a rooftop or a terrace? You’ve got a garden! With a little planning, you can turn that space into your personal farm, full of veggies and flowers.
A mix of pots, soil, and compost is all it takes. Grow tomatoes, chillies, herbs, and even medicinal plants. Start in January or July for the best results.
Soil isn’t a must-have for gardening! With hydroponics, plants grow in water enriched with nutrients. It’s clean, efficient, and space-saving.
Set up water trays, a small pump, and a nutrient mix. Try growing lettuce, basil, or even strawberries — fresh food without the dirt!
Pots can be heavy and messy, but grow bags are lightweight and flexible. They're great for balconies and terraces, and they don’t crack like pots.
Just grab some fabric grow bags, good soil, and compost. Grow tomatoes, cucumbers, or leafy greens with minimal fuss, making it easy, practical, and productive.