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Never Buy Herbs Again
Root a cutting or a store bunch, then move it into a nutrient-managed jar for a harvest that lasts months.
Never Buy Herbs Again
You bought a $4 clamshell of basil for one recipe, used a third of it, and watched the rest turn to slime in the crisper drawer. That keeps happening because nobody told you the one step that keeps a cutting alive past week two.
- 11 herbs sorted into what actually works: 3 sure things, 3 that just need patience, 2 that use a different trick entirely, and 3 honestly flagged to skip
- The water-to-Kratky jar transition free guides skip, the exact reason a windowsill cutting dies in three weeks instead of feeding you for months
- A cutting-prep diagram and a Supermarket Bunch Salvage protocol for starting from a grocery bag instead of a fresh nursery cutting
- Real numbers for every herb: rooting time, success rate, target EC and pH, sourced from university extension data, not guesswork
21-page PDF. 11 herbs, 2 diagrams, 1 reference table. Instant download.
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What's inside
Sorted by what actually works
Basil, mint, and oregano root readily in water. Rosemary, sage, and thyme take real patience. Green onion and chives use a completely different trick. Cilantro, parsley, and dill get an honest skip-it verdict instead of false hope.
The step almost every guide skips
A full walkthrough of moving a rooted cutting from its water glass into a small nutrient-managed Kratky jar, the difference between a plant that dies in three weeks and one that keeps producing for months.
A diagram that fixes the #1 complaint
Stem blackening and slime are the most common failure across every herb in this guide. One diagram shows exactly what a correct cut looks like versus the mistake that causes it.
Root whatever's already wilting in your crisper drawer, then move it into a jar the moment it's ready. That's the whole guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is this for beginners?
Yes. Zero gardening experience assumed. Every herb gets a plain rooting time, success rate, and the one mistake that trips people up.
Does every herb in the guide actually regrow?
No, and that's the point. Cilantro, parsley, and dill get an honest "skip the cutting, do this instead" verdict because they structurally can't root well from a cutting. The other 8 do.
Do I need a full hydroponic setup?
No. Every herb starts in a plain glass of water. The guide's one addition is moving that glass into a small nutrient-managed jar once it roots, the step that keeps a cutting alive for months instead of weeks.
What format is it and how do I get it?
It's a PDF, delivered instantly after purchase. Read it on any device or print the reference table.
What if the guide is not useful to me?
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