Top 6 Struggles of Growing Herbs Indoors (w/ solutions)!!!🌿🌿🌿 // Garden Answer

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LIST OF HERBS (always choose compact/dwarf varieties when you can):
-Herbs I’ve had the best success growing inside:
Needs lots of Light: Basil, Bay, Cilantro (likes a cool-ish location so it doesn’t bolt), Mint, Rosemary, Thyme
Doesn’t require quite as much light: Chives, Parsley (slow grower)
-Marginal luck with:
Marjoram, oregano, sage (susceptible to mildew)
-Bad luck with:
Lavender, Tarragon, Stevia
-Have never tried, but many say it grows great indoors:
Dill
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@pedro.mtrindade 6 лет назад

Laura why are you always doubting if people are gonna watch your longer videos until the end? You are an amazing speaker and besides the editing in your videos is so put together and perfect! I live watching both your short and long videos. It is entertaining and super informative at the same time. Loved this one. Thank you so much for the tips

@saramartinez103 6 лет назад

Pedro Trindade Amen to that! ;)

@suzannetrzcinski4225 6 лет назад

I too love listening to your lessons.

@marcokebino 6 лет назад

Agree to this. I always love watching your videos specially succulents. Keep doing ti Laura. Sending PHLove

@DelicateDoors 6 лет назад

Yeah!

@johndoe4783 6 лет назад

Pedro Trindade Because most of us don't like long videos.

@mamakins5123 6 лет назад

First time viewer - I love how you “chaptered” the segment, but didn’t need it as you had me engaged the whole time. Awesome job.

@gio.c4555 3 года назад

I live in an apartment and this video is PACKED with valuable information I was missing, no wonder why my plants weren’t doing well - thank you for this video

@DIXIESONSHINE 2 года назад

I watched the entire video because you get to the point, don't ramble on about unrelated things and have a lot of information in a short time😁Thanks!

@analeeharp9868 3 года назад

Bought a lavender plant shaped like a Christmas tree for the holiday season to take to my daughters. ...forgot it, gone 10 days, left in middle of table no light on or window light within 3 ft., heat set at 60. Expected to come home and it would be dead or at least unsalvageable. Nope! Sporting new and abundant growth. Some plants....just want to live.... I'm 66 and still learning. Love your informational and charming videos. Going back and watching earlier ones. Great way to spend gloomy winter days! Thank you!

@charocflores 3 года назад

I simply loooooooved how you explain everything!!!! Because of you I. started my herbs . Instead of just flowers.

@seanpough1320 17 дней назад

I'm going to start mines as well! 🙌🏾

@kelda2608 3 года назад

Video Teleportation :D Lighting ~ 2:00 Water ~ 4:13 Drainage/soil ~ 5:53 Temperature ~ 8:20 Fertilizing ~ 9:04 Insects ~ 9:45

@1ty04S 11 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@snorlacroix2237 4 года назад

lavender needs more light than god can give it

@TheRipeTomatoFarms 4 года назад

And it grows like a weed! Be prepared to cut it back every month!

@witchydogmom3281 4 года назад

I’ve grown many things from seed, but I’ve always wanted to grow lavendar. I’m just scared because I’ve heard it’s so difficult to get started and so hard to keep tame once you get it going.

@samueltheoriginal 4 года назад

NoodleDaddy omg so true 😂

@marinamarley9931 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@jaydent4641 4 года назад

Facts

@merrytowncrafts Год назад

I really appreciate the time stamps and no background music. Thank you for these helpful tips!

@indigenouspotliquor3546 5 лет назад

Walmart sells a pink grow light that you can screw into your regular light bulb socket. I making a grow closet and have that bulb in the closet. $6.57. It is an actual pink no heat grow light.

@bedtimebog5822 4 года назад

I might check this out

@alex0589 5 лет назад

everything i touch dies

@MrNoucfeanor 5 лет назад

@dianavelez1262 5 лет назад

Same

@CyrilKart 5 лет назад

Touch me

@mauroesquibel2767 5 лет назад

Put gloves on

@iddybiddyladybugleeza262 5 лет назад

Try the AeroGarden seriously so easy!

@Alexandra4JC 3 месяца назад

I’m brand new to growing herbs and this was very helpful. I was looking for short videos that provided a lot of quick information to help me make decisions and this was it. Thank you!

@kickflare 6 лет назад

oddly enough, i usually cut open a teabag and empty its contents on the plant and they seem to take off with it. I do it once every couple of months. I keep my used teabags on the side to dry out completely before i add them to the soil of the plant then water it in. I've done it with herbs, orchids, spider plants and succulents to great success. I find black tea bags work best where as green tea bags don't seem to work as well.

@arimonL 5 лет назад

Ooo im gonna try this!

@wendyp8488 5 лет назад

Great tip! Thanks for sharing

@kristinaestrella9516 5 лет назад

Hi thank u for sharing this. But would a normal commercial tea bag work? Like the yellow lipton tea? Thanks a lot!

@sureshot234 5 лет назад

Correlation =/= causation

@alexismartello747 5 лет назад

I live in the UK... Light never hits my windows 😂

@arizonarein 6 лет назад

I just love listening to your gardening advice!

@dererzherzog 4 года назад

I am growing herbs hydroponically. Dill grows like crazy! :) I have two young plants and the first bountiful harvest after just 3 weeks. One plant shoots 1-2 stalks a week, and that's enough to season a meat soup for six persons.

@amooni16 4 года назад

Dragan Stojiljkovic Amazing! I’m planning to grow dill to make my favorite dish Baghali Polo (Dill rice)

@joannaalday 5 лет назад

Omgosh! This was sooooo helpful! It tackled 3 of the things i was concerned about for growing my own indoor herb garden (type of soil to use, fertilizer, and temp.) Feeling more confident now. Thank you!!

@terryhickman7929 5 лет назад

Don't worry about the length of your videos! Cover what you need to cover and they're perfect. I'm so glad I found your channel! Forty years ago I had a 1/4 acre garden on a farm in NW Iowa and I thought I was Lady Greenfingers -- in recent years I've been struggling with my yard - haven't even had enough success to try a garden - and now I think it was because of the soil in that location - you could stick a pencil in the ground and it would grow. But now I'm also in Zone 5 so I'm hoping I can learn from all of your good advice. Thanks for these great videos!

@ivorykeys1566 3 месяца назад

HOW INTERESTING!! I WOULD LOVE TO SEE A PENCIL GROW! 😂

@AneseNotANephew 4 года назад

THIS video was exactly what I was looking for! The information you provided was condensed, yet very helpful. Your time and effort is much appreciated.

@denisek5208 6 лет назад

This time of year when it's super cold and dreary outside having fresh herbs indoors is a great idea! & I always watch your videos to the end 😀 I have learned SO much from you

@pamelamclaughlin4845 4 года назад

Glad she mentioned the difference between potting soil and the soil in the yard. Now I will be sure to remember and understand why to get potting soil for indoor herbs, flowers. Oh and great tip regarding the air circulation and the terracotta pots.

@sophiatherunner 6 лет назад

I’m so happy you made this video. Perfect timing as I’m recently learning how to grow an indoor herb garden for the first time. I’m currently growing rosemary, oregano, scallions, and parsley. I also have two citrus plants, a calamondin and meyer lemon. Thank you for all the videos you do! I look forward to learning more in your channel.

@leesharushing5849 6 лет назад

Of course I made it to the end! I love your gardening advise. Thanks for all the hard work. You are in my prayers as you grow closer to your due date for baby boy! 💙

@pamketron 6 лет назад

I love watching all your videos from beginning to end!!! You give such great advise who would skip any of it??? Not me. I’ve learned so much from you. You are a walking, talking text book when it comes to gardening! Love that you are honest and don’t sugar coat any information. Keep up the great advise. 💙Baby should be here soon!!! Yay! 🐈 Hugs to Russel.

@eileenjones8552 6 лет назад

Laura you have some much important information that helps all of us. Thank You,for Taking the time to put these videos together!

@katediy4563 6 лет назад

Laura, you make it sound like a hardship to watch your entire video. We LOVE hearing your tips, silly.

@marywatkins9438 5 лет назад

It's better to slightly underwater than to overwater. Overwatering can cause the seeds or the roots to rot. And yes, always a good idea to check the soil.

@briannamccullough5423 6 лет назад

Can you do a video with all of the different bugs and how to get rid of them. I found that idea so interesting : P

@nicolehamidi505 4 года назад

That's exactly what I was thinking too

@CaileyDawn 5 лет назад

Always so thankful for these types of videos! I've never grown herbs but I'm thinking about starting a herb garden since I love cooking with them!

@dekleinemarketeer 6 лет назад

Dill is indeed very easy to grow from scratch. Mine does always tend to become a little weak as it grows taller, so I usually don't let it get too tall! Thanks again for the tips, especially the trick with the pebbles to aerate the soil!

@jewelss8340 4 года назад

wow, thank you so much that was very helpful. and you didn't drag it out at all so you kept my full attention the whole way through and that was a ton to talk about.

@msalazar980 6 лет назад

My daughter and I just sat and watched your whole video! Why? Because you are awesome and we love everything we have learned this past year watching you. Looking forward to learning so much more this new year!

@p31heart 6 лет назад

I love watching your gardening tips and ideas in Eureka CA. You have inspired me and I have learned so much from you. Your home and gardens are so pretty. I always look forward to your next video and would love a video on roses.

@msprisyfusybuns 6 лет назад

Just started the aero garden by miracle grow and in 10 days all 6 have sprouted, it is a really cool & very easy!

@BaconEggsRL 4 года назад

Thank you for providing real, clear, concise, organized tips and not being an advertisement video!! I just got a basil starter plant from my local farmer's market and I had a hard time finding any information on how to keep the thing living. Thanks!

@Seaira_M 6 лет назад

So helpful! I’ve been wanting to start a mini herb garden. This made me feel excited and confident! 💚 thanks for your plant knowledge!

@Balthrop 6 лет назад

Of course I watched the whole video! I love them

@SamGreenslyfox 6 лет назад

I can’t grow lavender to save my life lol I feel you. So far I have a mint plant hanging on from overwintering. Thank you so much for the tips as always

@monicashuford5602 6 лет назад

Sam Greenslyfox me either. I found a tip for lavender that I have never heard of. When you are starting your seeds put them in seed cells about 5 seeds per cell then put the pots in a sealed pastiche bag or plant them in a container with a lid and place it in the fridge for 5 to 10 days. Then bring them out and leave them til they are ready to go in their permanent home. I'm not sure if this works I read it on several different blogs and if u watch the rustic garden dude he say you have to chill lavender seeds to trick them into thinking to its timw to grow. I'm trying it this year juat put my plants in my fridge tonight.

@monicashuford5602 6 лет назад

Sealed plastic bag sorry. My fingers didn't want to work.

@moss_glow 5 лет назад

Sam Greenslyfox lavender likes out doors and daily watering It's worth the effort😀

@marywatkins9438 5 лет назад

Yeah, I feel you. I started lavender from bare roots, but the damn thing still hasn't flowered.

@Sky-ey9kj 3 года назад

This is the most clear, straight to the bottom and fastest with honesty of herb growing video! Thank you!

@gailbarruga504 6 лет назад

Love all of your videos...they are part of my morning coffee ritual. No matter how short or "long", you always have nuggets of information that are so helpful. Never thought about looking in my grocery store for herbs to grow...great tip.!! Continued success!

@marieh442 6 лет назад

Of course I made it to the end of the video ❤️ Always watch the whole thing.

@KZ-xj4tt 6 лет назад

Was just talking about getting some herbs the other day. Great tips.

@charlottedawson850 3 года назад

Never have a problem making it to the end of your videos!! My problem is watching multiple times or multiple videos and forgetting that I have my own chores waiting🙄😉❤️.

@paulastafford1642 3 месяца назад

I made it to the end. Your videos are so informative, helpful, and thorough. They're very relatable. Your energy and tone make it easy to listen to you. Thanks for all you do.

@natashalion8028 5 лет назад

You're really good. I listen to you & I'm from a different climate, Uk. Great info.

@friedaschnell3729 6 лет назад

I had sage growing outside like weeds in my gardens when I lived in the Puyallup WA area. Then in the Chicago area I had mint in one bed which got full and abundant. Also had lavender in several gardens there and both mint and lavender survived winter snow like troopers.

@ivorykeys1566 3 месяца назад

I know you heard tge phrase "A cat with 9 lives", well that phrase can be applied to Mint!! You cannot kill it! Oh dear!! The roots are CONTAGIOUS!

@mawpatti 6 лет назад

Your LONG videos or/and short videos give me LIFE!!!! I LOVEEEE COMING HERE AND SEEING THERE IS A NEW VIDEO!! YOU are a pleasure to sit and listen to...so knowledgeable outdoors! Thanks for sharing and teaching us what you know and us following along for the new things you are learning yourself! :-) Getting close now for lil man to arrive!! Best of LUCK with everything..cant wait to meet him on here!

@LEIGHPFOSI 5 лет назад

Hi Laura ---thank you SO MUCH for disseminating the relevant information we viewers are looking for; and moreover, for doing so in such a concise, efficient, and relatively fast-paced manner. I absolutely love your vidoes.

@HoKaTaekwondo 4 года назад

I have a tarragon, lavender, lemon grass, and spearmint that I planted together in a pot outside my window, and they have a peaceful coexistence :) they are thriving under direct sunlight

@lesliemartin6765 6 лет назад

Of course I made it to the end of your video! You are always a breath of fresh air! Thanks for all our great info and sharing your home!

@imolalukacs7035 6 лет назад

Thanks for the tips. I can listen you all day long.

@ItsMeMissRuby 4 года назад

Thank you so much! This was the best video I’ve seen on the topic thus far 🙌🏽🙌🏽 I hope I stop killing my plants now! Lol

@PlantsandLucia 5 лет назад

Thank you for this!! We are just starting our indoor garden so this is super useful 👌💚

@spiveylas 6 лет назад

Never have I ever had luck growing rosemary! Inside or outside. It turns black, dries and shrivels up. I am so excited for spring to get here...I just watched your newest video and I am inspired for this year!

@digzinthedirtnorthwestland6257 6 лет назад

i am a professional gardener as well and absolutely love your videos. I love that you are getting correct information out to people. please if you can talk slower that would be awesome and easier to learn. dont worry about the videos being a bit longer any one who watches you loves watching and learning thank you molly

@hannahl1731 4 года назад

Omg I’m trying to learn how to grow an indoor herb garden but I’m actually stunned and distracted by how beautiful you are 😭

@HoKaTaekwondo 4 года назад

Hannah L that is also my sentiment!!!

@hoobakam.3931 5 лет назад

I'm plant obsessed. Of course I made it to the end, I actually learned something I never knew. Thank you. Good video.

@AlexStrand21 5 лет назад

Awesome. This pumped me up about my seedlings. I gotta say, I thought "well I'm not going to go 13-min" then 13-min later, I was at the end. Thanks for the tips. Going to start digging into your channel for some more!

@danieldanielson2324 4 года назад

Thanks for breaking this down to me like I was a 5 year old! I’d watch a 40 minute video of you explaining things. 14 minutes well spent.

@LaMalia35 6 лет назад

I'm new to your channel and made it to the end. 13 minutes really isn't bad at all. It was very considerate to put the time stamps in there though.

@SandyMergui 6 лет назад

I made it to the end no problem 😀 I love listening to your tips and ideas. Do you know anything about the Jade vine?

@AbbieMcGilvery 3 года назад

You’re incredible! Love your energy and you are a freaking FOUNTAIN of knowledge. Thank you for showing us your gifts!

@arielm9847 6 лет назад

Thank you for this video. I just went out and bough my first pot of basil from the store. I'm new at gardening of any kind so I can use as much info as possible. Thank you for making such a thorough video. The trick with putting pebbles on the terracotta dish is the type of thing that experienced people take for granted but noobs like me would never think of. Extremely helpful video.

@joelkijabe1985 Год назад

I love your gardening plan Watching at Kenya Africa

@ashercreatives7112 5 лет назад

How do you “love” this, agh. So informative!

@valeriehowden471 6 лет назад

I tried parsley and cilantro from seed and they both lasted least than 2 weeks after germination. I think I need grow lights cause my south facing window is small and may be shaded during part of the day. Part of my 'gardening resolutions' for 2018 for not giving up after one attempt.

@brazzabizarre2002 6 лет назад

Great vid, some very helpful info! Thank you for taking the time to make and upload it. Also your hair looks amazing!

@tonysnell1286 4 года назад

Well done i am so glad i found this video. Your passion for indoor growing is amazing. Thank you!

@HaircHair 4 года назад

As soon as you listed out the times I subscribed👍🏽

@bilvotel3119 5 лет назад

You could also go to a farmers market to buy grown herbs so you don't have to use that much plastic

@PlanetC64 4 года назад

Super helpful. Just cleared out a southwest facing window to grow herbs in our guest room. Thanks for all the good advice, you answered all my questions. Yay!

@julielaurenzano9596 6 лет назад

You're fun to watch and I always learn something from you! Keep up the great work! ☺

@rhg3212 4 года назад

You’re eyes are strikingly blue against your brown hair. Beautiful!

@2e6kd 6 лет назад

Have you tried the Aerogarden? I received one for Christmas and I now have fresh Basil Dill and some other herbs.

@Kushi771 5 лет назад

Thank you! I've learned more in your video than reading and watching other videos and notes! Thank you thank you for sharing!

@saschacat 6 лет назад

I love your videos. I have studied horticulture and know this stuff yet I find your enthusiasm and knowledge so so engaging that after watching I feel the need to rush outside and get stuck into my large garden which, as we are in the sub tropics, always has a ton of work to do.

@johnnyh4891 5 лет назад

Great advice! I made it to the end! New sub.thanks

@annaburke8537 6 лет назад

I was about to ask about lavender and then you bursted my bubble haha. 🙁 That, chamomile and sage were the plants I was curious about. O well! 🙂

@marymcfarland717 6 лет назад

I love watching your videos to the very end. You are so knowledgeable. I have learned a lot from you. You are a beautiful person inside and out. Thank you for all of your videos.

@armybratchic449 5 лет назад

Hi, I'm so glad I found you lr channel!! ❤️ Thx so much for the tips. I've been wanting to make an indoor herb garden for a very long time (I'm here in California and am so intimidated with gardening but have been wanting to grow things) your video has made is less intimidating thank you very much 😊!

@user-rx2ur5el9p 5 лет назад

That's interesting. I have a pot of tarragon in my kitchen window that grows really vigorously, without me having to do much of anything to it.

@momdoan 5 лет назад

help with cilantro please. I know they like cool but I've struggled anyway.

@coolnewpants 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for putting the timestamps to the different sections of the video. Very helpful!

@carolbeatty2468 6 лет назад

Thank you for all the good info! I am hoping to get some plants started in my classroom soon and this is good information I can pass on to others who will be helping out!

@AnimalFacts 6 лет назад

Good stuff. I'm going to teach my daughter about growing foor (she's 5)and we're going to start a vlog style channel around it.

@judymalley7808 5 лет назад

Here in Manitoba Canada most of us throw some dill seed on the garden. Then when we weed make sure we don't pull up the dill it reseeds itself .

@raquelramalhocruz 6 лет назад

Great speaker you are. You cut to the chase, you are clear and knowledgeable. Two thumbs up.

@faustinaegoian119 6 лет назад

Love all the information you give on the plants. You answer all the question,one would have. Keep talking 👍❤️

@ophiuchusoversoul1785 5 лет назад

I grow oregano outside in zone 6. Iv had the same plant come back every year for 6 years. Lavender died after just 3 summers. Iv heard that yearly wetness can be a factor, but it seems to me they just dont live more than a few years for most people. Oh and I always use lawn soil for potted plants, and they thrive. I am not paying someone 5-6 dollars for dirt when its literally under my feet lol. If it gets heavy after a few waterings I just break up the soil a bit with food skewers around the rootball.

@liletteautrey8481 4 года назад

I admire your basil but I have no luck with mine, I am ok with thyme, Parsley and celantro (coriander in Australia) and chives

@moniapadme 6 лет назад

I actually struggle with simple chive. But now after hearing the tips maybe I was simply cutting too much of it. I'll try to grow it one more time. Thank you so much.

@christinemiller7577 4 года назад

Thank you for all this information. I've decided now that growing my herbs outside is still the best.

@evamagnusson1431 6 лет назад

I always use herbs in my cooking but never grew them myself. I'd love to try in the future. I'm just wondering why no one has developed an easier lavender plant to grow. Maybe you could address this plant more in one of your other videos for those of us who are new to growing indoor edible plants. I've always loved lavender and maybe you could demystify this plant for us. Love love your vids gets me through our long Canadian winters. Right now it's the end of March and it's snowing!

@carolestrumsky6918 3 года назад

There are different varieties of - a garden catalog or library book can help you sort them out better :)

@saraarnold3747 5 лет назад

I chose your video because it was long. I know I need LOTS of help and instruction on this topic and just skipped those that were shorter 😉. But I thought listing the times of various topics at the beginning was very useful. Thanks for the help! 🌱 🙏 ☀️ 💧

@piijii 6 лет назад

Extremely helpful! I just spent the day outside re-potting some plants and this vlog got me dreaming about my future herb garden just now! Haha! Thanks for sharing your awesome tips *thumbs up*

@jillmswift 5 лет назад

I made it to the end. Best one I've found so far on this subject

@patriciacardona9960 5 лет назад

Amazing video! I just moved back to Puerto Rico from living years in cold Europe, and I am beginning my indoor herb growing journey. I live in an apartment with north facing windows (wahhh😭), but it's warm and humid year-round. Think it will be trial and error at the beginning 😅 I'm so glad I stumbled upon your channel... will try some of your suggestions out! Subscribed :)

@jenross4150 6 лет назад

I have sage and lavender in the same container outside. Both are thriving. What I can not seem to grow is parsley & cilantro. Indoor, outdoor,they never make it

@anniemaymcneely2013 5 лет назад

Jen Ro probably aphids. use neem oil

@kristinaestrella9516 5 лет назад

Me too! Im having tough time with both!

@elizdonovan1965 5 лет назад

Easy to watch your video till the end. Thank you for uploading your hints and tips. ☘️🙂🌲

@razdrasiir8422 5 лет назад

On point, great visuals, direct contact and so much relevant information! I love this, Subbed!

@lifestylebyvita 6 лет назад

I have no success with lavender and I live in south Texas! And I love that plant 😭

@vintagebashment 6 лет назад

Lifestyle By Vita same here

@anniemaymcneely2013 5 лет назад

lavender and rosemary don't want potting soil they want builders sand with maybe 10-20 soil or compost..same thyme and oregano

@Anna-jm4qw 6 лет назад

Worst for me are mint and cilantro . Bests for me are rosemary, basil and oddly enough a pepper plant that produced peppers in a pot in the winter ( I have since let that one go we moved and the windows we have won't support that anymore ) I don't supplement light I prefer to find the best spot in the house I can and see how it goes . Choosing plants for the lighting situation in the house rather than trying to force something has worked best for me . I also give all of my house plants black ( no sugar or cream.. ew) tea every once in a while . Don't know if it's good but it hasn't proven to be bad and my mother used to pour a little black coffee on plants that needed to "wake up " lol. Have had my rosemary plant for two years . It's getting pretty big. As with anything the older the plant gets the more stable the situation with the water gets and you don't have to water as often . Repotting house plants before their soil gets too compacted and old is always a good tip .

@helenelaineconleyrn918 6 лет назад

I wish someone would do a video on herbs planting in one of those clay containers with the pouches pushed out for different plants I bought one but am afraid to plant anything in it, I had planned to grow herbs but help!!!!