COMO CUIDAR do ALECRIM na HORTA em VASO

Secure your autographed book, your guide to gardening the right way: ➤ https://cursosminhasplantas.com.br/loja Rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus) is a shrubby plant native to the Mediterranean region. With its long, thin leaves, it's a species that has adapted to poor soils and constant winds. Therefore, here in Brazil, the plant may find our climate much more humid and stuffy than it would like. See the rosemary's tip looking a little wilted? It's not a lack of water; it's probably complaining about the stifling heat. If you bought a pot of rosemary, you might want to replant it in a larger pot and give it more room to grow – it's a great idea, since this plant can form large clumps and easily reach a meter and a half in height. Tip from the plant lover: try to imitate the same substrate that the grower used to cultivate the species, after all, they are experts! The substrate for Flora Yamamura rosemary contains a portion of coconut fiber. Carol uses a good amount of this fiber and mixes it with seedling substrate. To give the mixture a boost, she adds a little organic compost, which you can substitute with blender compost or Bokashi. In a large, perforated pot, a 40 cm square, our gardener creates a drainage layer and places a portion of her substrate mixture. Then, simply remove the rosemary from its original pot, gently loosen the root ball, and replant it in its new location. Since rosemary is one of the few perennial plants in a garden, it's well worth finding a larger space to grow it. Almost all vegetables are annuals, but the valiant rosemary can last for decades! And even if you want to grow it, use and consume the plant. Every time you cut a sprig, the rosemary regrows and bifurcates, creating two new branches instead of one. By pruning, you end up with a very full rosemary bush, brimming with new sprigs. Use the removed sprigs to make teas, season meats and vegetables, add them to bread, or even tie the branches together and keep them indoors for a fresh, citrusy aroma! ➤ https://cursosminhasplantas.com.br/loja