The most popular type of indoor herb garden to build is the indoor culinary herb garden, because then you can grow the culinary herbs right in your home and use them as fresh as can be whenever you have a recipe that calls for any herbs. If you want to build an indoor herb garden and really be successful with this, there are a few tips on how to build an indoor herb garden that you are going to want to learn about first.

How to do it

So you want to build an indoor herb garden. Well here is how you are going to have to go about it.

First to build an indoor herb garden you are going to want to start the seeds. To do this, you are going to need to get some appropriate containers, and the clay and terracotta pots tend to work the best. To start the seeds you want to fill each pot that you have with regular potting soil, which is sold at most greenhouse shops and quite inexpensive.

Now you want to make sure that you tuck the seeds into the soil and mist a bit with water. Remember, you don’t want to pour water on top of the seeds because they are going to be too delicate at this point and spraying them hard with water could dislodge them.

Make sure that you choose the right location for your herbs, because you want them to get enough sunlight so they can strive. Putting them even in just a windowsill in your home will work well, because they will be getting adequate sunlight.

Also make sure that you are watering them on a regular basis, but again ensure that the soil is well draining so that the plants are not going to drown when you water them. Just keep the soil damp at all times, because you can tell when the soil is overly dry that you are not watering it enough.

Growing an indoor herb garden can be a very rewarding experience. Not only do you get to garden which is a very relaxing, calming hobby, but as well you get to produce something that you can actually use, such as culinary herbs that are going to taste great in all your meals. Learning to build an indoor herb garden as you can see, will require some time and effort but is going to be more than worth all that you put into it.