How to plant rosemary
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It's not bad to keep a pot of rosemary at home. Although it doesn't bloom as beautifully as peonies or roses, and its branches and leaves are not as beautiful and generous as those of clivia, the leaves of rosemary emit a charming fragrance that can make people feel energetic and happy, improving their spirits.
Moreover, its leaves can also be used as ingredients in cooking. They can be used to roast lamb, potatoes, or in making some small cookies, and are considered a spice and seasoning.
Friends who have kept potted rosemary before have different opinions. Some say that it's not easy to care for potted rosemary. When they buy it, the branches and leaves are green and in good condition. After keeping it for a while, either the branches and leaves wither and the leaves fall off, or the leaves become dry, or the roots are not healthy and the growth is not good.
Other friends think that potted rosemary is too easy to grow well, almost like a weed, growing very vigorously with increasingly lush branches and leaves and a larger plant. It can thrive in the wild, growing well year after year.
So what is the reason? How can we make rosemary grow smoothly, become more vigorous, and have a great state every year?
How to plant rosemary
1. Regularly exposing rosemary to the elements is key
Friends who have kept potted rosemary will definitely find that it's not suitable to keep it in the living room, in the room, or continuously in a closed balcony. If kept inside for a long time without exposure to light, fresh air, wind, or rain, it will not grow well and is prone to leaf loss.
Therefore, if kept indoors, move it to the balcony immediately. If there is only a closed balcony, it's best to place it near the window, where there is wind, sunlight, and a well-ventilated position. It doesn't matter if it's exposed to wind and rain, and it can withstand sunlight. Just water it promptly when the potting soil dries out.
Sometimes, if you forget to water it for one or two days and see that the leaves are all wilted and not full, immediately replenish some water. By the next day, it will recover, showing that it's very tough and doesn't need to be pampered too much. Don't worry about it drying out; it has a certain drought resistance.