Deciding what to grow starts with choosing indoor or outdoor. Indoors offers year-round harvests; outdoors is seasonal.
Clay or terracotta pots with drainage. Well-draining medium prevents drowning. Avoid temperature fluctuations. Ensure ample light—supplement with affordable grow lights in winter. Rotate plants for even exposure.
These fundamentals apply to any herb garden, ensuring healthy, productive plants.
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