A better option is to place your pots in large trays, sitting on a layer of small stones with water in the trays. This helps the growing plants to access water as they need it, and increase the humidity, creating ideal growing conditions.
You will need less fertilizer than when growing plants outside, because the vegetables will grow more slowly inside the house. There is also a reduced range of vegetable plants you can grow with your indoor vegetable garden, than with an outdoor container garden. You can still grow radishes, small peppers and tomatoes, some lettuce varieties, and many types of herbs.
Apart from growing the common herbs like sage, basil and thyme, you can also grow parsley, chives and cilantro. The advantage of herbs is that they will grow in six-inch pots on a windowsill, so they do not need to take up space inside your home.
To read more Tips And Ideas For An Indoor Vegetable Garden
