This tomato plant will stay small, growing to 18-24 inches in height. These compact plants thrive in the heat and produce small, sweet, and flavorful fruits that mature quickly.

This is a heat-tolerant tomato variety, perfect for hot and tropical weather. Provide strong support as plants grow to keep fruit off the ground.

This is a heat tolerant bell pepper to prepare for warm summer months. Bell peppers thrive in full sun and require consistent moisture to prevent stress. Avoid overwatering, as this can lead to root rot—let the soil dry slightly between waterings.

This is a heat tolerant jalapeno variety. More sun and warmth make spicier peppers. Harvest when dark green for a mild flavor or red for sweetness.

This compact bush variety benefits from a trellis for cleaner fruit. Keep soil consistently moist to prevent bitterness.

Sugar snap peas are a climbing plant, so give them a sturdy trellis to help them reach their full potential. For the sweetest peas, harvest when the pods are plump but still tender, as they get tough if left too long.

Lettuce requires consistent watering to keep the leaves crisp and tender, so avoid letting the soil dry out. For a continual harvest, trim the outer leaves regularly, allowing the inner leaves to grow and stay fresh longer.

Butter lettuce is also called “Boston” or “Bibb” lettuce and is prized for its soft, tender texture.Avoid overcrowding in your hydro tower to prevent rot at the base, these plants will get larger so space them out throughout your tower..

Harvest when 6–8 inches long for the best flavor and texture. Mulching helps retain moisture and prevents soil from splashing onto leaves.

Eggplants thrive in full sun and benefit from a steady supply of water. Use a mulch around the base of the plant to help retain moisture and keep weeds at bay.

Dill attracts beneficial insects like ladybugs and hoverflies, which help protect your garden.

Spinach loves to grow fast, so keep it well-watered and watch those vibrant leaves pop up! For the tastiest harvest, pick the outer leaves first and leave the center to keep producing fresh, tender greens all season long.

Harvest when 6–8 inches long for the best flavor and texture. Mulching helps retain moisture and prevents soil from splashing onto leaves.

Napa Cabbage grows well in summer but in summer, it is best planted in partial shade. Consider planting it under taller plants or using shade cloth. Harvest before the heads split for the best quality.

Cilantro bolts quickly in warm weather, so plant in partial shade or use succession planting every 2-3 weeks for continuous harvests. Trim outer leaves frequently to encourage bushier growth and prevent early flowering.

Lettuce requires consistent watering to keep the leaves crisp and tender, so avoid letting the soil dry out. For a continual harvest, trim the outer leaves regularly, allowing the inner leaves to grow and stay fresh longer.

With vibrant, antioxidant-rich stems, rainbow chard brings color and health to your meals. Grow in full sun and harvest outer leaves often to encourage new growth.

Serrano peppers are hotter than jalapeños and offer a crisp, clean heat. Stake the plant if the branches become heavy with peppers.

This bush variety is a classic green bean. This plant produces well in warm weather, and should be planted in full sun. Add a layer of mulch to conserve water in hot months.

Alpine strawberries thrive in hydroponic systems, offering a steady harvest of delicious, sweet berries throughout the growing season. To achieve the best flavor, ensure they receive ample light. To ensure a great harvest, you may need to hand-pollinate the flowers since these plants rely on wind or insects for pollination in outdoor environments.

Harvest pods when they are 3–4 inches long for the best texture. Regular picking encourages continuous production.

This is a pole bean variety that requires relissing to grow. It produces long, slender, deep-red pods that can reach up to 18 inches long. It is also sometimes called the yardlong bean or chinese red noodle bean.