What kind of soil is suitable for rosemary?

Which flower pot to choose for rosemary

Rosemary itself is relatively drought-resistant. When growing it, there should not be any accumulation of water in the pot, as this can easily lead to root rot. Therefore, when choosing a flower pot, one thing to pay attention to is good drainage and good air permeability. Flower pots that meet these requirements, including clay pots, ceramic pots and small black square pots, can all be used to grow rosemary.

Secondly, you need to choose a suitable flowerpot according to the size of the rosemary plant. Rosemary actually grows relatively slowly, so there is no need to choose a large flowerpot to give it too much growing space. Just choose a small one. If the flowerpot is too big, it may not grow well.

What soil to choose for rosemary

When growing rosemary, the choice of soil is actually very simple, and it does not have high requirements for the soil. Generally speaking, when choosing soil, ordinary garden soil is suitable. However, in order to maintain sufficient fertility for the growth of the plant, you can add some base fertilizer when potting.

Generally, just add fertilizer to the soil. In order to maintain good growth of the plants, it is also necessary to regularly replenish the nutrients lost in the soil, fertilize it several times a year, or change the soil several times.