FAQ About Indoor Medicinal Herb Gardens

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9 days ago | lila

Can I use regular garden soil for my indoor medicinal herb garden?

Regular garden soil is typically not suitable for indoor plants as it may not drain well and could introduce pests or diseases. Opt for a commercial potting mix that's light and designed for container gardening indoors.

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