Sunlight for Herbs in Small Spaces
Place containers where they receive at least 4-6 hours of bright, indirect sun. Use reflective surfaces and rotate pots weekly to maximize light exposure.
Read moreYour urban garden guide for thriving herb sanctuaries
Urban living meets lush, edible landscaping. Our practical guides help you design compact herb gardens that thrive in warm, tropical-inspired environments. From balcony herb terraces to kitchen windowsill setups, discover tips that fit tight spaces and busy schedules.
Learn how to choose resilient herbs, optimize light and temperature, and create low-maintenance systems that bring fresh flavors to your cooking all year round.
Place containers where they receive at least 4-6 hours of bright, indirect sun. Use reflective surfaces and rotate pots weekly to maximize light exposure.
Read moreOpt for a light, well-draining mix with compost, perlite, and a touch of coconut coir to retain moisture without soggy roots.
Read moreConsider wick planters or capillary mats to keep watering consistent during busy days or vacation periods.
Read moreHarvest leaves frequently but avoid removing more than one-third of a plant at a time to sustain growth.
Read moreStep-by-step layout ideas to group basil, mint, cilantro, and oregano for easy access and aesthetics.
View full guideMaximize small balconies with vertical planters and modular shelving that stay organized and tropical-looking.
View full guideTrack watering, pruning, and feeding with a simple seasonal checklist tuned to warm climates.
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