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Growing herbs in an indoor pot
I have herbs in a pot and I planted a bunch of seeds and I know I need to thin them out.
How far apart should they be?
Also, they are all sort of leaning towards the light, so I keep turning the pot and they keep leaning (every day). Do I just keep turning it?
Re: Growing herbs in an indoor pot
Depends on what you're growing. You can google plant spacing.
I sometimes put a piece of aluminum foil on the back of the pot so that the light can reflect and hit the seedling from both sides. You can keep turning and/or try that.