How to make dill “grow together”

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Dill is a useful herb that housewives often use when cooking.
The plant is unpretentious and easily tolerates temperature changes, can withstand a slight “minus”. To get an excellent harvest of dill, it is recommended to know some of the subtleties of its cultivation.

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It is recommended to plant dill seeds in the garden in early spring. It is preferable that the predecessors of dill are cucumbers, cabbage, legumes and potatoes.

Dill seeds, like other spicy herbs, contain essential oils, so they need a lot of moisture to germinate.

You just need to plant the greens in a suitable place and provide good care, and the dill bushes will quickly grow and become lush.

The main reasons for poor growth of greens can be: increased soil acidity, poor lighting, improper seed preparation, excess fertilizer.

How to grow a good harvest of dill

Before sowing dill, you need to shed the furrow well and cover the bed with agrofibre, which will not allow moisture to evaporate quickly.

The beds should be watered in a timely manner until seedlings appear.

If dill grows poorly or quickly “throws” seeds into the hot climate, then you need to experiment and buy late varieties.