Why parsley goes leggy indoors and 3 fixes that actually work
Leggy parsley indoors is usually light, wrong harvesting, or a shallow pot. Three fixes I use, plus how to tell stretched growth from a naturally tall variety.
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Leggy parsley indoors is usually light, wrong harvesting, or a shallow pot. Three fixes I use, plus how to tell stretched growth from a naturally tall variety.
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