Easy Steps to Grow Culinary Herbs During the Winter

Culinary herbs are those fresh or dried parts of the plants that are used particularly for flavouring and adding fragrance in cooking.

Select winter-friendly culinary herbs such as Fenugreek, Sage, Mint & Parsley for optimal growth.

1. Choose the Right Culinary Herbs for Winter

Steps

Use containers with drainage holes to avoid waterlogging and compost-based potting mix to ensure healthy growth.

2. Use Proper Containers and Soil

To ensure your herbs receive the proper light, they should be exposed to sunlight for 4 to 8 hours every day.

3. Supplementing with Natural Light

Avoid placing herbs too close to heat sources as the heat can dry them out.

4. Avoiding Temperature Extremes

Do not water every day, which can suffocate roots. Check the soil regularly and only water when the top inch of soil feels dry.

5. Water Carefully

Trim your herbs frequently and harvest them often to encourage bushy growth and prevent flowering.

6. Prune and Harvest Regularly

By choosing the right herbs and maintaining ideal conditions, you can grow healthy, flavorful culinary herbs throughout the winter.

Conclusion

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