Things to note when planting herbs on the balcony

Balcony farming environment

The cultivation environment is very important for vanilla plants.

We need to know the growth habits of the vanilla plants we choose, and then check our balcony to see if the light and temperature are appropriate.

There are also the growth characteristics of vanilla plants, such as some are annuals, some are perennials, some die after flowering, etc. They need to choose the right planting season to avoid adverse phenomena such as not flowering.

Secondly, different plants require different flower pots, and when choosing flower pots, you should pay attention to the growth habits of the plants.

Flexible maintenance methods

When growing vanilla plants, you need to have a flexible maintenance method, and you cannot be rigid or dogmatic.

Just like watering, you usually have to wait until the soil is a little dry before watering. Succulents with thicker leaves generally need less water, etc.

Although we all grow vanilla on the balcony, whether it is grown well or not still depends on how we care for it.

Do not use pesticides

When growing vanilla plants on the balcony, please note that it is generally not necessary to use pesticides. Many vanilla plants have a strong and special smell that repels pests, so there is no need to use pesticides. For some pests that are not affected by odor, we generally do not need to use pesticides and can catch them ourselves.

Be sure to take preventive measures.