Strong and luxuriant rosemary, the gardener’s tip to ensure longevity of more than 10 years!

One of the aromatic plants most used in cooking and aromatherapy is   rosemary   : let’s find out   how to give it a long life in a vase   .

When   we grow rosemary in pots,   it often wilts and dries out: this is a problem that happens to everyone. Thanks to a   method recommended by nurserymen   , it is possible   to keep rosemary in pots for more than ten years   . Find out how to do it.

The rosemary in the pot will keep it strong and lush for a long time: do it!

Rosmarinus officinalis L.   (rosemary) is a medicinal plant native to the Mediterranean basin and cultivated throughout the world. In addition to its therapeutic purpose, it is commonly   used as a spice and food preservative.  Rosemary. It is composed of bioactive molecules, phytocompounds   responsible for carrying out various pharmacological activities   such as: B. anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antimicrobial, antiproliferative, anticancer, protective, inhibitory and attenuating activities.

This aromatic plant is often used as   a culinary spice   for the preparation of many meat dishes, soups, stews, stews, fish, potatoes, salads, pastas and breads such as focaccia. Rosemary and its extracts are also used as   a food preservative   and to improve sensory and functional properties.

Additionally, rosemary and its components are incorporated into cosmetics to   improve skin and hair health.  For centuries, this aromatic plant has been an   ingredient to cure   dysmenorrhea, mental decline, epilepsy, infertility, hair loss, dyspepsia, dermatitis, anxiety, cognitive enhancement, constipation, joint and muscle pain and improved circulation.

Strong and luxuriant rosemary, it’s the gardener’s tip to make it live for more than 10 years!

For   rosemary   to last more than ten years in a pot,   you must follow gardeners’ tips.  Rosemary is an aromatic Mediterranean species that loves direct contact with the   sun’s rays   . The best position is   to place it on a porch or in a window   so that it grows strong and healthy. The rosemary plant   does not require a lot of water   and does not fear drought or heat.

Since you don’t like humidity and too much water, you should check if the soil in the pot   is dry   before watering the rosemary   .  Watering the aromatic rosemary plant should be frequent and not much. If you water too much, the green, fragrant leaves will turn brown and dry out. Water stagnation is harmful to the plant   and   should   therefore be avoided. Another good tip from gardeners is    to use  drained, sandy soil and never clay soil.