How to Grow Herbs Indoors (Without Killing Them) Most indoor herbs don't die from neglect. They die from root hypoxia—a lack of oxygen caused by overwatering and poor soil aeration. To grow herbs successfully, you must solve the balance between hydration and oxygenation. This guide explains how to use sub-irrigation (self-watering) and proper mechanics to maintain that balance automatically. *Parsley in Twisted Square Medium 5" Posie Pot Key Takeaways for Indoor Success Oxyge

Why Choose Self-Watering Pot From Posie Pot When an indoor plant starts wilting, most owners blame their own lack of skill. However, the biological truth is simple: 80% of houseplant deaths are caused by incorrect watering. Environmental factors like sunlight and soil quality are "secondary factors"—if these are off, your plant gets "injured" (yellow leaves), and you can fix it by moving the pot. But watering is the "primary factor." Get it wrong—especially with overwatering