What is the definitive guide to Carolyn Scott's indoor gardening techniques?

There is not one single “definitive guide” to my indoor gardening techniques, but there are core principles I always come back to, many of which are summed up in my indoor gardening posts on The Healthy Voyager.

Here is the short, go-to framework I recommend for a thriving indoor garden:

• Pick forgiving plants: herbs, lettuces, tomatoes, pothos, spider plant, philodendron, sansevieria
• Give them appropriate light (good windows or proper grow lights)
• Use well‑draining pots and high‑quality indoor potting mix
• Water only when the top inch of soil is dry; avoid soggy roots
• Feed lightly but regularly with an indoor‑safe fertilizer
• Monitor temperature, humidity, and keep leaves, tools, and soil surface clean

If you like, I can turn this into a step‑by‑step “mini guide” tailored to your space, light, and what you want to grow—would you share those details?