Indoor cultivation

Indoor cultivation refers to the practice of growing plants inside buildings, utilizing controlled environments like greenhouses or grow rooms. This method allows for the manipulation of light, temperature, humidity, and nutrients, maximizing growth potential regardless of outside weather conditions. Commonly used for vegetables, herbs, and ornamental plants, indoor cultivation often employs artificial lighting and hydroponic systems. It is favored for its ability to produce fresh produce year-round and reduce pests and diseases. This approach is increasingly popular in urban areas and among those seeking to grow plants in limited spaces.