Can potted lavender survive indoors?

Can potted lavender survive indoors?

Lavender in Pot With the right light and care, it is possible to grow lavender indoors. In most situations, lavender should be grown outdoors. Even in coldest regions where lavender isn't hardy, it's best to keep growing lavender indoors as a fall-back position, something you do in winter when plants can't be outdoors.

How do you care for an indoor lavender plant?

How To Care For Lavender Indoors? Position near a window that gets at least 3-4 hours of bright direct sunlight per day and grow in well draining soil to keep your indoor lavender plant healthy. Water once the top inch of soil dries out, fertilize twice per year and provide low humidity and moderate temperatures.

Can lavender survive indoor?

With the right light and care, it is possible to grow lavender indoors. In most situations, lavender should be grown outdoors. Even in coldest regions where lavender isn't hardy, it's best to keep growing lavender indoors as a fall-back position, something you do in winter when plants can't be outdoors.

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