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9 primary references
Horticulture, preservation, and disclosure
- HORT-001Verified July 30, 2026
University of Minnesota Extension
Container gardening in small spaces ↗
Container gardening is suited to balconies, porches, and small spaces; drainage, light, and watering remain core constraints.
- HORT-002Verified July 30, 2026
University of Minnesota Extension
Growing herbs ↗
General culinary-herb light needs, indoor supplemental light, and container watering considerations.
- HORT-003Verified July 30, 2026
Penn State Extension
Growing herbs indoors ↗
Indoor herb guidance covering light, containers, drainage, and air movement.
- HORT-004Verified July 30, 2026
University of Minnesota Extension
Fertilizing and watering container plants ↗
Container plants can need frequent checking in hot, dry weather, while saturated roots are also harmful.
- HORT-005Verified July 30, 2026
University of Minnesota Extension
Lighting for indoor plants ↗
Indoor plant-light concepts, lamp placement, duration, spectrum, and timer use.
- HORT-006Verified July 30, 2026
University of Minnesota Extension
Small-scale hydroponics ↗
Small hydroponic systems can suit limited space and year-round growing, with artificial light commonly needed indoors.
- FOOD-001Verified July 30, 2026
National Center for Home Food Preservation
Drying herbs ↗
Official guidance for air-drying herbs and using a controlled-temperature food dehydrator.
- FTC-001Verified July 30, 2026
Federal Trade Commission
Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking ↗
Affiliate disclosures should be clear, conspicuous, and close to the recommendation or link.
- FTC-002Verified July 30, 2026
Federal Trade Commission
Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers ↗
Material connections need hard-to-miss disclosure, and creators should not describe experience they do not have.