Plant these 20 pots of potted herbs on the balcony with a charming fragrance all over the house.

The combination of potted herbs will form a good-looking landscape, and some plants with similar growth habits can be placed together, which can increase the ornamental quality of the plants. If you don't have enough space to maintain the plants, these plants can keep growing well.

There are many herbs suitable for pot conservation. Here are some edible vanilla plants, such as parsley, thyme, oregano, parsley, peppermint, sage, rosemary, marjoran, leek and fennel. You can even plant them together and keep harvesting them properly.

1. Potted mixed vanilla

The plants grown in the flowerpot above include parsley, dill, leek, basil and coriander, all of which do not require much light and need to keep the soil moist during conservation. Thin organic liquid fertilizer can be given once a week or two in spring and summer.

two。 Cement vanilla combination potted plant

The strangely shaped flowerpot above is made of cement, using some plantain leaves as a template, leave the cement on top, and dry it into a semicircular flowerpot. Cultivated plants include common thyme, fennel, rosemary, basil and mint, which are suitable for growing on balconies or windowsills with proper light.

3. Combined potted plant

The vanilla plants cultivated in the above pottery basin include rosemary, sage, thyme, oregano and mint, all of which are relatively easy to grow. They are raised in a place with scattered light and can be watered after the basin is dry.

4. Pottery pots and vanilla plants

The pottery pot above is so large that it looks like a big bucket. the vanilla plants cultivated in this flowerpot include basil, mint, parsley, rosemary, parsley and oregano, which are suitable for display on the porch or balcony. properly maintained, they can give off a charming fragrance.

5. Vanilla combination potted plant

The vanilla plants in the flowerpot above include parsley, sage and basil, all of which are very suitable for cooking. Maintenance is relatively simple, and the cultivated soil must choose sandy soil with loose drainage. Proper light is needed in the process of conservation, regular watering is needed during the growing period, and even the soil needs to be kept moist.

6. DIY Kitchen Vanilla Garden

The vanilla plants cultivated in this flowerpot include sage, thyme, lavender, mint, oregano, strawberries and perilla. They are all suitable for cultivation in a small space, they are all short plants, and they should be kept hydrated during maintenance.

7. Outdoor potted herb garden

Many different kinds of vanilla plants are cultivated in this large pottery basin, including common lemon thyme, rosemary, mint, sweet basil, leek, dill and parsley, along with some silver-white chrysanthemums, which look very exquisite.

8. Metal can vanilla garden

This is a vanilla plant cultivated in a metal bucket. Parsley, oregano, basil and mint are all easy to grow here. Their roots are very shallow and easy to grow, but there must be drainage holes in the bottom of the metal bucket to avoid stagnant water in the soil. Otherwise, vanilla plants are easy to rot.