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Do herbs grow better indoors or outdoors?
In Nordic and Northern European climates, herbs generally grow more reliably indoors over the whole year, while outdoor growing works best only during the short summer season. Outdoors in Northern Europe, herbs grow very well in late spring and summer thanks to long daylight hours. However, the growing season is short, and weather can be Read more
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How long do herbs take to grow?
How long herbs take to grow depends on the growing method and the type of herb. In general, herbs grow faster in hydroponic systems than in soil pots because water, nutrients, and oxygen are delivered more efficiently to the roots. Below is a general comparison, ordered from fastest to slowest, based on typical indoor conditions. Read more
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What herbs are good potted?
Many herbs grow well in pots, especially those that stay compact and adapt easily to controlled watering. Potted herbs work best when they have enough drainage, consistent moisture, and regular nutrients. Good herbs for pot growing include basil, parsley, mint, chives, thyme, oregano, and rosemary. These herbs do not need deep soil and can thrive Read more
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What herbs can I grow on my windowsill?
Many herbs grow well on a windowsill, especially those that stay compact and tolerate indoor conditions. The best choices are herbs that can handle moderate light, limited space, and regular harvesting. Good windowsill herbs include basil, parsley, mint, chives, thyme, and oregano. These herbs do not need deep roots, stay relatively small, and can be Read more
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Can you keep herbs alive year-round?
Yes, many herbs can be kept alive and productive year-round indoors when they receive consistent light, regular watering, and are harvested correctly. Indoor growing removes seasonal limits, which allows some herbs to live for months or even years. Herbs that can be harvested the longest indoors are leafy and regrowing herbs such as basil, parsley, Read more
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Can parsley grow indoors year-round?
Yes, parsley can grow indoors year-round when it has consistent light, steady watering, and stable indoor temperatures. It is one of the more reliable herbs for long-term indoor growing. Parsley grows more slowly than herbs like basil or mint, but it is very resilient and tolerates indoor conditions well. As a leafy herb, it does Read more
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Can cilantro grow indoors?
Yes, cilantro can grow indoors, but it is more sensitive than many other herbs and needs the right conditions to do well. It grows best with steady light, cooler indoor temperatures, and careful watering. Cilantro has a short life cycle and tends to bolt (go to flower) quickly if it gets too warm or stressed. Read more
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Can oregano grow indoors?
Yes, oregano can grow indoors, but it is moderately easy rather than effortless. It grows best when it gets enough light and is not overwatered. Oregano prefers bright light, well-draining conditions, and slightly drier soil compared to herbs like basil or mint. Indoors, it can struggle if light is too weak or if roots stay Read more
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Can mint grow indoors?
Yes, mint grows very well indoors and is one of the easiest herbs to keep alive inside. It adapts quickly to indoor conditions and continues growing even if care is not perfectly consistent. Mint tolerates moderate light, regular watering, and stable indoor temperatures. It grows fast, recovers quickly after harvesting, and does not require deep Read more
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Can I grow basil indoors?
Yes, basil grows very well indoors and is one of the easiest herbs to grow inside, especially for beginners. It adapts well to controlled indoor conditions and responds quickly to regular harvesting. Basil needs good light, steady watering, and warm temperatures to grow well. Indoors, it often performs better than outdoors because temperature and moisture Read more
