Tucson summers (100°F+) require specific container strategies for basil and thyme.
Plastic milk jugs: 1/4" hole in bottom or 1" up side. Fill weekly. Place beside plant. Add fish fertilizer to water.
Prevents woody base, keeps roots cool, extends season.
Better than basil but still needs afternoon shade in 100°F+.
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