How to Care for Your Herb 🌿

Taking care of your plant doesn’t have to be complicated.
Stay consistent, pay attention, and let it become part of your routine.

Mint

Light: Bright, indirect sunlight (near a window is perfect)
Water: About 3–4 times per week
How much: Water until the soil feels evenly moist (not soaking)
Check: If the top 1–2 cm of soil feels dry, it’s time to water
Tip: Trim regularly to keep it full and growing

Mint enjoys consistent moisture , don’t let it dry out completely.

Rosemary

Light: Full sunlight (at least 6–8 hours if possible)
Water: About 1–2 times per week
How much: Light watering — just enough to moisten the soil
Check: Let the top 3–5 cm of soil dry out before watering again
Tip: Avoid overwatering, rosemary prefers drier conditions

Rosemary thrives when you give it space to dry slightly between watering.

Geranium

Light: Bright light or partial sun
Water: About 2–3 times per week
How much: Water until soil is lightly moist, not soggy
Check: Water when the top layer of soil feels dry
Tip: Remove dead leaves and flowers to encourage new growth

Geranium likes balance, not too dry, not too wet.

Take a moment as you care for your plant.
Slow down. Be present. Even small acts of care can ground you.

Quick Reminder 🌿

If your plant looks droopy → it may need water
If leaves are yellowing → it may be getting too much

Your plant will tell you what it needs. Just take a moment to notice.