Growing Herbs In Tiny Pots. Play with the container types and experiment. Add the stones or crock to the bottom of your pots.
This will also prevent the soil from re-absorbing water if its sitting on a saucer. Add the stones or crock to the bottom of your pots. Step 2 Start planting your herb garden.
Liquid seaweed and worm tea both provide the minerals and trace elements that your herbs need to produce thick lush plants instead of weak spindly ones.
Most herbs like well-drained soil and they do better in partial shade. And in full sun. These 10 best herbs to grow in pots are ideal for small gardening spaces such as balconies and also do well indoors as long as they have enough sunshine. Containers with enough space to allow you herbs to grow and the roots to not become cramped.