How to Start Your Own Hydroponic Herb Garden
Spring is definitely a time where we start to rely on slow cookers and comfort food less and less and start implementing more fresh vegetables into our diets; it seems like as soon as we start seeing nature getting back its green, we start getting it back on our plates as well. But fresh produce can become a little costly, especially if you’re looking for organically-grown goods and don’t have a local fresh farmer’s market in town.
More and more people are starting their own gardens for the convenience of not having to run to the grocery store every few days and the peace of mind in knowing that there were no hard, damaging chemicals used on their produce. But we don’t all have big yards with perfect gardening space; as a woman who is living the apartment life, I know that sometimes, we don’t even have yard at all. So when I stumbled upon this awesome video from Becky Stern for Craftzine on how to set up your own hydroponic herb garden.

Above is an in-process picture of Becky setting up her hydroponic herb garden. A DIY system is the best way to go about starting your own hydroponic herb garden, especially if you’re a complete beginner. In the video, Becky used the Rainforest 318 system made by General Hydroponics.
In all, you will need:
- A light-tight container
- Nutrient solution
- A water pump and tubing (available at most pet stores)
- Small plant-sized containers
- Expanded clay pebbles or other growing medium
Head on over to Craftzine for the complete how-to.


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3 Comments on How to Start Your Own Hydroponic Herb Garden / Add Your Comment
I started planting my own vegetables 5 or 6 years ago. Since then my health became stronger and stronger. My family and I eat much better now and it´s also much cheaper. It´s really great and I recommend everybody to do so. Great post, beautiful and informativ.
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Moritz
The video was a great help for me and the kids. We have been trying to find something to do to help with the cost of buying fresh veggies. We tried planting outside, but between the bugs, rabbits and deer, there wasn’t much left for us. Another website I found helpful is hydroponics
I have a farm of vegetables and fruits. From the last 5 years that i have been using hydroponics, i got more harvests than normal farming and i earned 20% higher from my past profits. After 5 years, i discovered Grow room and i earned more profits, less hustle, less time consuming.