The secret to abundant blooms? A little natural boost ! Avoid chemical fertilizers: rosemary prefers gentle, balanced nutrients.
Here are a few easy ideas you can prepare at home:
- Dried and crushed banana peels , rich in potassium, to be mixed directly into the soil.
- A homemade tea made from eggshells and lentils, excellent for nourishing the plant.
- A little well-rotted compost to gently enrich the soil.
These additions promote flowering, while preserving the health of the plant and the natural balance of your home.
When and how to enjoy its fragrance
Rosemary typically blooms from late winter to early summer. But with a little love (and a few kind words!), it can flower several times a year. Some gardeners claim that talking to your plants boosts their energy—after all, a little tenderness never hurts, even plants!
Once in bloom, let the magic happen:
- Place the pot near the entrance or a window so that its fragrance diffuses naturally.
- Cut a few flowering stems and arrange them in a transparent vase.
- Dry the flowers to create scented sachets to slip into your closets.
- Prepare an aromatic infusion to create a natural room mist .
Rosemary, a symbol of positive energy
In many traditions, rosemary is considered a lucky charm. It’s said to attract love, luck, and prosperity. And even without truly believing in it, it’s hard not to feel its soothing presence when it fills the room with its sunny scent.
