Amazing Creation Window Herb Planter Box Rectangular Self Watering Indoor Garden for Kitchens Grow Plants, Flowers or Succulents, Large Water Reservoir | Window Sill Planters Indoor | Herb Pots 3 Pack

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Herbs dislike being waterlogged so you need to make sure that nothing blocks the drainage holes and stops water flowing out freely. STYLISH - This chic set is made from durable steel with a matte powder-coated finish and a sleek finish, with drainage holes and all set in a rectangular tray to capture any excess water. Their durable Porcelain construction means you can use them with confidence both inside and out, and their beautiful, vintage Japanese-style printed design makes them perfect for showing off a little bit of Summer, all year round!

Water can absorb nicely into this soil, and extra water will drain out instead of rotting the root ball of your plants. Just scatter the seeds across the surface of the compost, water regularly and thin out the seedlings as they start to grow if needed. There are disinfectant washes you can use to ensure there are no nasty little surprises living there that may kill or eat your herbs. If you have room for only a tiny box, simply select herbs from among the smallest varieties—miniature thyme, ‘Blue Boy’ rosemary, ‘Minette’ basil, dwarf moss-curled parsley—and avoid those that can easily take over a small space, such as mints, chamomile, and standard varieties of oregano, rosemary, and lavender. with our charcoal-colored windowsill planter, you can bring the magic of a herb garden right to your kitchen.After about four days they should be sprouted and ready to eat – excellent in stir fries and salads. Replant and add any new plants, and you will have a rejuvenated beauty of a box just outside your kitchen window. This is a perfect gift idea for your favorite cook or herb gardener who likes to grow their herbs from seed.

For other varieties that have several stems shooting off the main central column, like basil, mint and rosemary, trim a whole offshoot at once and strip it of leaves. Thyme is another perennial which won’t require replanting in consecutive years – in fact, it’ll produce mounds of subtly scented foliage all year round!Separate the upper and lower sections and fill the lower section with water before replacing the upper section.