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Rosemary Live Aromatic Culinary Herb Plant
₹ 450.00
Regular price
₹ 899.00
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₹ 450.00
The Rosemary Plant (Salvia rosmarinus) is the ultimate aromatic staple for any home garden or kitchen windowsill. Native to the sun-drenched Mediterranean coast, this hardy, woody perennial herb features dense, needle-like grey-green leaves packed with intense essential oils.
Prized for both its ornamental beauty and culinary power, Rosemary releases a rich, pine-like fragrance at the slightest touch. It transitions beautifully from a handsome container bush on a sunny balcony into a highly productive culinary asset for home chefs.
Aromatic Culinary Essential
Fresh rosemary is an elite herb for roasting, baking, infused oils, and herbal teas. Harvesting regularly actually keeps the plant tidy, forcing fresh new sprigs packed with maximum flavor and aroma.
100% Pet-Safe Herb
Fantastic news for your kitchen layout: Rosemary is entirely non-toxic and pet-safe. You can grow it openly on balconies or lower sunny windowsills with absolute peace of mind around curious cats and dogs.
The Absolute Golden Rule: Sharp Drainage!
Rosemary is a desert-born plant that completely despises heavy, waterlogged mud. Its fine root system is exceptionally sensitive to overwatering; it requires an ultra-porous, sandy mix to prevent fatal root rot.
Light
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Maximum solar exposure is non-negotiable. Rosemary requires at least 6 hours of direct, unshaded daily sunlight to synthesize its essential oils and maintain woody strength. Indoor plants must sit on the absolute brightest south- or east-facing windowsill.
Watering
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Treat it like a succulent. Allow the top 50% to 75% of the soil mix to dry out entirely before watering deeply. When in doubt, leave it dry; the needle-like leaves are structurally built to survive dry spells, but cannot handle wet feet.
Soil & Pruning
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Use a highly aerated potting mix amended heavily with coarse sand, gravel, or perlite. Trim the tips regularly during the active growing season to prevent the bush from becoming leggy or overly woody at the base.