Good that's a professional indoor garden!
Please share what plants are you trying in there?

Hello,

Thanks for the comment and the interest !

So, on the left side...

we have 3 different tomato plants (approximate name since I'm not presently at the country house...)
Pear Tomatoes - Small golden yellow grape - Great tasting !
Tiny tomatoes - Extremely small red-tomatoes very firm and sweet
Cherry tomato - Small size 1-1/2 inch tomatoes - Great tasting
Going towards the center we have 4 basil plants 3 green basil an one purple  Great tasting and very nice flowers if we give them a chance :)
At least 2 parsley plant one Italian and one common.
On the end of the left side the 2 kinds of lettuce.
2 red leaf lettuce (magnificent for dressing a antipasto) and the rest are Romaine lettuce.

The right side is 70% romaine lettuce.
3 plant are coriander  Great taste and smell
2 sites are use to clone other plants (tomatoes, house plants...)
3 sites are for the young lettuce. Now growing are big thick Boston like lettuce.
And the rest is for the young beefsteak tomatoes they are great for the morning breakfast :)

Initially it was more diverse. But the introduction of a parasite (from a exterior plant) toke away the sweet peppers and one Brussels sprout plant that was so beautiful.

The reintroduction of the peppers is in progress and one Brussel sprout is coming about slowly growing in the aeroponic side...

The thesis is : No monoculture ! Â So we keep a minimum a 5 diffident plants going. The yield is good except for the tomatoes that are average but it is expected. We have them essentially the to make clones for th main green house to make 50 tomatoes plants in the summer.

We love the garden, with all the light, it keeps the moral up in the winter days ! I must say it gives us a lot more than it was expected on so many different aspects (social, technical and of course the summer taste).

PS : I'm the technical guy. My Mother is the botanist.

Wow that's a great collection le_castor.
That's really impressive!

Cherry tomatoes are my favorite :)

Thanks a bunch !