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How to fix common indoor herb garden problems
Make sure your plants get enough light.
One major problem with household herbs is a lack of light. If your herbs seem to be wilting, make sure they have enough access to quality natural or artificial light.
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i. Plants under the sun can cause root rot, which can eventually kill the plants beneath it. If you live in a place that doesn't get direct sun, your garden could be in danger of developing root rot.
ii. This may correct the problem and lead to your herbs growing strong. Herbs require natural light to thrive and cannot grow adequately with regular household lights.
iii. Poor light is a big issue and it can cause your herbs to rot faster, and this is particularly common on very large plants like lavender or chamomile. To avoid this problem, it's important to keep your plants out of direct sunlight.
iv. You should always check under a tree, bush, or lump of furniture in order to find out how much natural light your plants get. This will help you determine how much light they need.
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