Why did you pick those varieties and not the "greenhouse" recommended ones for indoors? Just curious..I always had trouble growing them inside--> humidity, photoperiod, light intensity/spectrum,etc.

I grew Bursztyn and Moskvich last winter in front of a south-facing window with no additional light. They both produced just fine, so it can be done.

*Why did you pick those varieties and not the "greenhouse" recommended ones for indoors? Just curious..I always had trouble growing them inside--> humidity, photoperiod, light intensity/spectrum,etc.*
My wants were: red, determinate and at least medium size.
Last years trial got got out of hand with growth.

I have grown winter toms for years now and in a south facing window WITHOUT any additional lighting and it can be done. At first I tried tiny Red Robins and they did great. Then the next two years I grew Momotaro. First year very good second year so so production. Last year I grew New Big Dwarf. Despite shaking the plant daily and with vigor the variety only produced 6 or 7 fruit. This year I am growing Kotlas and so far poor fruit set despite the shaking but it's early....