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They provide almost infinite flexibility, and they remove (or at least reduce) your dependency on the seasons and natural light. Whilst they obviously come at an additional cost (unlike the sun, which is free!) grow lights do offer a bunch of benefits. Not only that, but your days are also going to be shorter.

Depending on your location, the intensity of the sun can more than halve during winter.

You will need at least 4-6 hours of direct (unobstructed) natural light per day in order to grow edible plants - like herbs! indoors. The other important factor to keep your herbs alive indoors is of course light. Your Herbs Need Light for Them to Stay Alive To learn more about how and when to water your plants - whether they’re planted outdoors or indoors, just click here. Just as much as light, water, and correct potting are important to keeping your herbs alive, quality soil can have a great impact as well.

Use quality soil for better water retention.

We’ll talk about correct potting in more detail below. With too much water, and no room for it to go anywhere, your indoor herbs can literally drown. Having a pot with drainage holes is highly recommended. In general though, you should at least water your indoor herbs at least two or three times per week. Same with #2 tip above, the frequency also depends on the type of plant/herb.

When you water your plant depends on what plant it is.

If you’re looking for recommendations on specific plants, then check out our free eBook below. If you’re unsure, research what region your plant is from, and what kind of climate it grows in.

How much you water your plant depends on what plant it is.

A good trick for using room temperature water is to always fill up your watering can after using it. Just make sure the water you use is room temperature.

Most tap water is okay for plants unless it has salts that can build up in the soil over time.

Here are some tips on how to water your herbs indoors to keep them alive:

How to water your plants depends on many factors, including where you plant them. We all know how important water is to keep your plants - including herbs - alive. Let's revive that vision you have of a fresh green garnish, and dive right in. In this blog, we're going to provide a few basic pointers intended to help extend the life of your indoor garden.

You've tried to be a good plant parent and tend to their needs, yet weeks later they're looking ad? And just like that, your dreams for fresh pasta topping end up being thrown in the trash. You've picked up a cute little pot of herbs from the store, brought them home, and placed them above the kitchen sink. How To Keep Herbs Alive Indoors: Light, Water, and Proper Potting