1. The right choice of pot and soil The first step in successful lavender cultivation is choosing the right pot. According to horticultural experts, the pot must have drainage holes, as lavender does not tolerate water stagnation.
It thrives best in light, sandy and well-drained soil – it is important that the soil is not too rich in fertilizers, as excessive nutrients can reduce flowering. 2. Placing it in the right place icon-expand Growing lavender in a pot is an excellent choice.
FOT: Adobe Stock Lavender needs a lot of sun. It is ideal to place it in a sunny location, where it receives at least six hours of direct sunlight a day. According to horticultural advisors from BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine, lavender thrives best in warm and airy conditions, so avoid shady and damp places.
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