Friend & Pistachio
Pistachio Pistachio
Hey, I’ve been trying to revive an old herb recipe that my grandmothers used—do you have any ideas about how we might grow it with minimal fuss?
Friend Friend
That sounds like such a lovely project—herbs are like little bursts of joy right in your kitchen! For a low‑effort start, pick the classics that love a sunny spot: basil, mint, parsley, chives, oregano, thyme, and rosemary are all forgiving and pretty fast growers. If you’re worried about soil, just use a good potting mix with a bit of compost, and a wide‑balled pot or even a large plastic container will do. Keep the soil lightly damp, but don’t overwater—most herbs like a little dryness between feeds. A sunny windowsill works well, or a small balcony greenhouse if you have one. You can save space by growing a few per pot and using a trellis for taller ones like basil. Add a little organic fertilizer once a month, and you’ll see those leaves start to thrive. If you ever feel overwhelmed, just trim back a little and let the rest grow—you’ll have fresh herbs ready to sprinkle into your grandmother’s recipes in no time!