Anyone have any luck with growing lavender indoors?

3 years ago by VoidCrow to c/gardening

I live in an apartment but I have lavender seeds and soil, can those long window pots work for them? Overall can they thrive indoors and if so do any of you have any tips?

admin 7 points 3 years ago

I don’t think they can thrive indoors but i can tell you what I would try. Lavender comes from the Mediterranean region and those plants like rocky poor soil, very little water, and full sun. So pick the sunniest spot in the house, fill the pot with rocks and sand and also some dirt, and water maybe every month or every other month. I would also go with a terracotta pot. Good luck! If it works come back and show us

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collegefurtrader 3 points 3 years ago

iirc its one of those things that requires outdoor full sun

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WomboCombo 3 points 3 years ago

I tried once. Wasn't going well, because they didn't have enough light. But I think it's still worth a shot, lavender is just great and if it work you've got yourself a nice lavender plant.

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SemioticStandard 2 points 3 years ago

Wouldn’t the fragrance just be overwhelming inside the house? Seems like it would be. They always strike me as insanely strong whenever I walk by them outside, I think having that in the house would just make me sick

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VoidCrow 1 point 3 years ago

Oh shit good point I didn't think of that

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kaateeh 2 points 3 years ago

Lavender does just fine indoor, if it has lots of light, but I second the smell issue. As long as it's only green, it's fine, but when it blooms, it overpowers everything rly quickly.

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