How to Grow Arugula or Rocket in Containers from Seed 

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Glad it was helpful! Herbs usually do not need the full depth of the grow bags and by folding them you can save some potting soil. Thank you so much for your comment!

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Glad you found my video helpful. You want to keep soil moist but not soggy. In warm weathers, water daily. Don't just mist, water roots also. You can shower plants with watering cans or use the "shower" set up on the garden hose. I hope this helps and thank you very much for your comment!

It is hard to tell but most probably it can be “damping off” which is a fungal disease. Try growing in a fresh mix and let soil dry between watering. And don not over water them. Hope you have a better results next time and thanks for visiting.

I usually start Arugula in cool months, Nov. or Jan. Arugula grow better in cool weather, so if it is getting warm you may want to move the in shade. Thank you for visiting!

It is really hard to tell without seeing them. Do you notice any pest activity? Did you expose them to too much sunlight? or maybe it could be a soil-borne fungal disease effecting the roots, or damping off. I would start over in a clean soil. Also do not over water them. wait until top soil is dry then water. Hopefully will have a better results next time. Happy growing and thank you for visiting!

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They do grow best in spring or cooler weather rather than in the summer. Optimum soil temperature to grow is 60-70ºF (15-20ºC). Thanks for visiting!

You can get 2-3 harvests in about every 10 days. Thank you for visiting.

You can harvest for few times and they will grow back, but usually when it gets warmer, arugula will start bolting (flowering) and the taste changes. It is better to sow seeds again when it gets cooler for a fresh crop. Hope this helps and thank you for getting in touch!

You can grow rocket in a 5-6" (12-15 cm) deep pots. They will grow in shorter pots too but you will get smaller plants. Thank you for visiting!

You need to keep soil moist, but I don't think everyday watering is needed unless it is very hot and the soil gets dry. Probably watering every 2-3 days would be better. Thank you for visiting.

Thinning is optional. I usually don't thin them. Thanks for visiting.

In cold winters, Feb. to Jun. is a good time. If you have hot summers (or mild winters), grow them in cool months such as Sep. to Nov. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!

Yes, absolutely. Just don't overcrowd seeds, try to sow seeds lightly. Happy growing and thank you for visiting!.

That's just a label. I usually plant several seeds at the same time so always label my seeds to I know what I am growing. This is totally optional. Thanks for visiting.

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Cann't tell what is wrong without details, but it might be that they just meed some boosting, specially if the soil is not rich. Try to feed them with diluted fish fertilizer. Hope you have a better results. Thanks.

For the first harvest, fertilizing is optional. The manure added to the soil at the time of planting is sufficient. If you want to harvest multiple times, you can fertilize with water soluble foods such as Fish fertilizer after each harvest. Thank you for visiting!

For the first harvest, no. The manure added to the soil at the time of planting is sufficient. If you want to harvest multiple times, you can fertilize with water soluble foods such as Fish fertilizer after each harvest. Happy growing!

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The plastic container is 7.5" (19cm) wide and 6"(15cm) deep. The grow bag is 12" (30cm) deep, but I folded the edges down and only added about 8" (20cm) of soil. Hope this helps and thank you for visiting!

It is better to keep them in part shade. Thanks for visiting!

Part sun or part shade is best for arugula. Thanks for visiting!