Bay leaf sauce
How do I sow bay laurel outdoors?
To sow sauce laurel outdoors, it's best to wait until spring to take advantage of milder temperatures. Before sowing, it's important to prepare the soil by working it deeply to make it loose and well-drained. Choose a sunny spot, sheltered from the wind and preferably close to a wall to take advantage of reflected heat.
Sauce laurel seeds can be sown in rows about 30 to 40 cm apart. Make small holes in the soil about 1 cm deep and drop a seed into them. Cover with fine soil and press lightly. Water regularly but sparingly to keep the substrate slightly moist. Be careful not to create excess moisture, as this could cause the seeds to rot.
Once the plants are well developed, you can transplant them to a more suitable spot if necessary. Make sure you keep a close eye on the appearance of any pests and diseases and take natural action to control them.
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