Ask-a-Dave's-Gardener: EVERYTHING I PLANT DIES!!!, 1 by kittriana

kittriana wrote:
Airflow around the plants, proper soil for the plant, proper depth of pot for the plant- basils need space and root depth, rosemary does too, temperatures are vital, drainage is vital, growing in home needs intense morning lights! Bugs are prob in the soil so the azamax is a good idea. It would take 5 gal buckets per each plant for me to grow indoors...
1) tuscan blue rosemary 2) unknown rosemary pro spice island, 3) prostate rosemary 4)lime and thai volunteer basils 5)african blue basil. As it is the rosemary plants are in raised beds, grow hardest tween Feb and July, then slow down in the higher heats of summer. I should have chopped the rosemaries back, but will definitely do it this fall. Our Feb had nothing colder than 36* and the plants loved it- since the days were above 60*.

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