Indoor herb gardening is rewarding with the right approach. Use a kit or follow these key tips.
Clay or terracotta pots are best—breathable, well-draining. Keep nursery pots if preferred, but upgrade for aesthetics.
Oregano, chives, mint, rosemary, thyme. Place on a sunny windowsill. Add grow lights in winter.
Use light, well-draining soilless potting mix to prevent soil-borne diseases and waterlogging. Proper drainage is vital—roots drown in soggy media.
Follow these fundamentals for a thriving indoor herb garden.
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