3 Top Tips For Your Indoor Herb Gardens
Tuesday, April 6th, 2010Growing herbs is a superb hobby. They add to your cooking, decorate your home and are simple to grow. Many people believe that herbs will not grow properly indoors. This is certainly a long way from the truth. Most herbs will grow quite happily inside a home. However, there are a few areas which need a little extra consideration.
Below are the 3 most common pit falls and how to avoid them.
1. Sunlight. Herbs like sunlight. Attempt to keep your plants near a bright window that catches plenty of sunlight. If the herbs start to get long, weak stems then this is a sign that the indoor herb gardens craving extra sunshine. If you’re unable to offer natural sunlight to your herbs then you should buy a growlight. These are special lights that copy sunlight and help your herbs to flourish.
2. Temperature. Nearly all of us like to be warm in winter. But our heating dries out the air and can upset your herbs. You may well find that the plants flourish better with added moisture. To accomplish this you shouldn’t have to go out and purchase costly humidifiers, one can simply place your herb pots near a larger bowl which you can fill with pebbles and water. As your house gets warmer then the water will evaporate and the herbs will perk up almost instantly.