The best way to ensure healthy dill plants is by following a few key practices. First and foremost, dill thrives in well-drained soil with full sun, so choose a suitable location for planting. Regular watering is important to keep the soil consistently moist but avoid overwatering, as dill prefers slightly dry conditions. Additionally, providing adequate spacing between plants promotes good air circulation and reduces the risk of disease. Weeds should be regularly removed to prevent competition for nutrient and be sure to trim dill frequently to encourage new growth. Lastly, fertilizing dill plants and the rest of your herb garden can significantly enhance their growth and vitality. Consider following the tips outlined in my previous post on fertilizing herb plants to provide the necessary nutrients for your dill, resulting in robust and healthy plants.