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Can You Grow Rosemary Inside?
Rosemary thrives on lots of light and a precise watering cadence that ensures itsloamy soilstays well-hydrated without getting waterlogged.
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Even 40F temps will usually not harm these plants.
The gentle evaporation of the water provides just the right amount of humidity for the plants.
Therefore, gently misting the plant every 10 days or so can help fill the gap between waterings.
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Air Circulation
Good air circulation will prevent rosemary from developing powdery mildew and other fungal diseases.
Pruning and Maintenance
Frequent pruningand harvesting will keep rosemary plants bushy and healthy.
Rotate the containers daily to ensure all sides of the plant get even sunlight.
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Pollination
Rosemary plants self-pollinate with the help of bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
Pots should be sufficiently deep to accommodate the plant’s roots12 inches is a good depth.
Potting Soil and Drainage
Rosemary plants prefer dry, well-drained soil reminiscent of their Mediterranean upbringing.
If you’d like a larger plant, step up the pot size and repot normally.
Bring the plant indoors at night during this hardening-off period.
Rosemary holds up well under prolonged heat and is thus very good in recipes for baked meats or vegetables.
The sprigs can also be used as a garnish.
Plantsage,thyme, ororeganowith rosemary in an indoor pot.
