No wonder then that many experts and fans want to have a
Rosemary plant in your garden or in your backyard. But the good news is that
you can also plant and grows well in a large pot so if you live in an apartment
may have its plant Romero.
Rosemary, like many other plants is not an aromatic plant
that requires very careful. Rosemary does not need a soil full of nutrients and
can grow up healthy in a soil that has sand, compost and garden soil. If where
you live is very cold, it is best to plant in a pot Romero so you can keep out
the cold. If the environment is rather warm, should be planted directly in the
garden or yard. It is important that the pots hold moisture but without going
to the other end of the plant to drown. The best thing is that the aromatic
plants, including Romero, germinate in a confined space: indoors or in a winter
playground.
Besides keeping the wet plants is important to prevent grass
plants grow around therefore it is necessary to periodically Romero weeding.
The positive of herbs is that they are prone to pests and
diseases. So no need to take extra care against these. However, the main enemy
of Romero is the fungi that develop when the seedling is very damp and poorly
ventilated. Romero planting in outside is important that the soil has good
drainage otherwise if water accumulates can cause the seedling dies from excess
water.
To use as a condiment Romero, the leaves must be removed at
the right time to use so that they are fresher and taste and smell stronger. If
you keep Romero, the best time to remove the leaves is at night when the plants
have no moisture in the morning.
Thus, you can enjoy all the culinary properties, aromatic
and medicinal Romero, planting it yourself.
