Basil dead week two?
Apartment growers kill herbs yearly. Advice assumes yards.
1. The problem
Sunny-balcony renters kill basil by week two yearly. Potting advice assumes backyards wrongly. Watering mystifies drainage. Pests invade defenseless. The hardest part is pot-proof guidance fast. A tomato might never fruit shade. That uncertainty makes it hard to harvest homegrown.
“Killing yearly by week two here. I need pot kits with variety flows.”
2. What exists
Garden channels, apps and nurseries guide pots, while deaths persist yearly. Channels assume zones vaguely. An app might nag generically. There is little help with balcony-specific kits plus variety flows for renters.
3. The solution
The solution could be a harvest-homegrown engine. It could pick pot varieties simply. It could schedule watering smartly. Pest guides could save organically. The goal would be live herbs, proud growers.
FAQ
Common questions from people facing this problem.
How to start balcony gardens?
Pots plus sun plus drainage.
How to keep herbs alive?
Water rightly; prune often.
How to grow food in pots?
Compact varieties only.
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