A grower's shiso (perilla) lost its sweetness, tasting like grass or turning bitter. It's in a large pot with good soil and drainage.
Elyse suggests harvesting late morning on a dry, sunny day for peak flavor.
Flavor declines as the plant ages—consider starting a new plant annually. Cool weather reduces sweetness in many herbs (like strawberries). Try moving the pot: if in hot sun, give partial shade; if shaded, give more sun.
Elyse notes she's never grown shiso, so these are general herb principles.
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