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How to grow herbs on your kitchen windowsill all year round? (hexbear.net)

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Besides mint which I am pretty sure I could grow in my cupboard, I am interested in growing things like basil and coriander year round. I understand that coriander especially is a little whiney baby at the best of times, and I need my coriander to withstand days on end of overcast skies and very cold temperatures overnight.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 9 months ago

Awesome, thanks for the tips. I get a lot of light when it's sunny, but living in Scotland at the bottom of a hill I can go five full days in a row with constant cloud cover sometimes, so I could definitely do with some grow lights. The set up in the post you linked looks great.