Growing Herbs In Pots South Africa

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Growing Herbs In Pots South Africa. Water established herbs only when the top 2-3cm of the soil is dry to the touch and then water thoroughly. Some types are partially frost tolerant but others are not.

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Most herbs can be grown in otherwise poor soil but it should be well drained and free of weeds. Herbs grown in pots prefer a lower dose about half the recommended strength once a week. How to Grow Tomatoes in Pots.

We advise that when deciding to invest in a commercial herb growing production operation in South Africa it is best to involve the services of the closest extension officer or specialist to assist with your planning and the implementation of your herb farming enterprise.

The plants can be divided to get more stock or bought in seedling form. You can also grow thyme from seed. To plant remove each herb from its pot by turning the pot upside down squeezing the pot with your fingers then tilting the pot while holding the plant in place with two fingers and letting the root ball slip out. Water established herbs only when the top 2-3cm of the soil is dry to the touch and then water thoroughly.