Yes. Rosemary can be grown indoors as long as you have a sunny window to direct light on it. It is not a picky plant and will grow under any kind of lighting.
You can grow rosemary as long as you have a pot, water, and a sunny window. Plant the rosemary in the pot. Make sure to use distilled or filtered water so it doesn't have any harmful chemicals in it. Fill up the pot with as much water as it needs but not too much so that the roots don't rot from being flooded all of the time. In order to ensure proper growth for your rosemary, make sure to put enough sunlight on it by placing your pot in front of a window where it will get sunlight for most of the day and then move it to another spot where there's no sunlight at night.
- To be more specific, the rosemary plant requires at least six hours of sunlight per day, ideally from morning to evening.
- climate: it is best if the climate climate in the room is between 18°C and 25°C
- soil: a potting mix that drains well
- water: Rosemary needs about one inch of water per week.
- nutrients: fertilize with a liquid fertilizer every two weeks