How to grow rosemary in a pot

Potted rosemary does not have high requirements for soil, as long as the soil is well drained and breathable, it is best to use sandy soil for planting. The number of watering needs to be determined according to the season. Avoid excessive watering that will cause water accumulation in the pot.

Growth habits of potted rosemary

Potted rosemary is native to northern Europe. This plant prefers a warm and humid growing environment. It grows slowly when the temperature is high. The plant has many leaves that are leathery, so it is relatively drought-resistant.

How to grow rosemary in a pot

1. Flower Pots

If it is a potted plant, you must choose a good flowerpot and match the pot according to the size of the plant. If the flowerpot is too large, water will easily accumulate.

2. Soil

Rosemary is a plant that likes yellow soil. Whether you prepare it yourself or buy soil at the flower market, you must mix it with yellow soil, which is more conducive to rooting.

3. Basin method

When potting rosemary, you need to first put in the prepared soil, then place the seedling in the soil and compact the soil. The soil should not be too dry. It is best to hold the soil with dry hands without making it sticky.

Precautions for growing rosemary in pots

When potted rosemary is just planted, it needs to be placed in a sunny and ventilated place to allow the seedlings to grow slowly. Be careful not to expose it to the sun and do not water it too much. After watering, you need to wait until the soil is completely dry before watering again. Pay attention to the ventilation and humid environment.