In my head this is a bit of a done deal so I'm really hoping none of you come up with a serious reason not to. 
I want to grow indoors hydroponically, on a small scale. I'm getting really fed up with our weather, we live in a rain 'pocket' (literally the villages either side will be dry and we will have rain) and my growing this year has been a bit of a washout so I thought I could start something indoors just to still feel as though I'm able to grow things.
I live in a small house with little space so I need to utilise every scrap of space there is.
I was in Ikea yesterday and bought some of these...
They were only a few quid each so I thought they would make a good easy starter base, just for lettuce and herbs etc. I already have grow lights and tall wooden shelf units that are not too deep and as my bedroom is the only place that has a spare wall, I thought I could set something up in there. Granted, space would still be tight and I could roll over in bed and help myself to a lettuce leaf should the urge occur but it's manageable.
There would be maybe around a dozen trays growing at any one time.
I sleep with the window open pretty much all year round so I think there would be enough fresh air.
I've read a few things on the internet about having live plants in a bedroom but it would seem there are as many articles advising not to as there are saying it's ok.
So I'd appreciate your thoughts on this please?

I want to grow indoors hydroponically, on a small scale. I'm getting really fed up with our weather, we live in a rain 'pocket' (literally the villages either side will be dry and we will have rain) and my growing this year has been a bit of a washout so I thought I could start something indoors just to still feel as though I'm able to grow things.
I live in a small house with little space so I need to utilise every scrap of space there is.
I was in Ikea yesterday and bought some of these...
They were only a few quid each so I thought they would make a good easy starter base, just for lettuce and herbs etc. I already have grow lights and tall wooden shelf units that are not too deep and as my bedroom is the only place that has a spare wall, I thought I could set something up in there. Granted, space would still be tight and I could roll over in bed and help myself to a lettuce leaf should the urge occur but it's manageable.

There would be maybe around a dozen trays growing at any one time.
I sleep with the window open pretty much all year round so I think there would be enough fresh air.
I've read a few things on the internet about having live plants in a bedroom but it would seem there are as many articles advising not to as there are saying it's ok.
So I'd appreciate your thoughts on this please?
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