One of the best ways to do this is by propagating andgrowing herbs indoors.
The same can be said for lavender and rosemary.
If you don’t already have cuttings, it’s better to wait for spring.
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“Herbs develop roots a lot faster if they are kept around 70oF,” Elizabeth says.
Even the simplest herbs to grow can have their fair share of challengeslikemint.
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“It really will take over and it is really difficult to stop its spread,” Elizabeth says.
The best way to keep herbs in check is to do your research.
“I useLED shop lightsthat I have mounted on a metal shelving unit,” she explains.
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However, Elizabeth says to keep an eye out for algae growth.
She’s found that her water-bound cuttings are often prone to algae.
Add Some Honey
Part of propagating and growing herbs indoors is waiting.
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“I sometimes add honey to stimulate the process,” Butler says.
But she also adds that you shouldn’t “use nutrients until they have properly established roots.”
Elizabeth also encourages taking more cuttings than you usually wouldespecially for this colder season.
Thyme, on the other hand, does best when it’s layered under dirt in the soil.
Knowing what different herbs like will lead to far more success when creating your own herb garden this winter.
