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Accordingly, how do you keep lemon balm alive?

Water your plant regularly, without letting it get soggy. A nice sunny spot will be best for your lemon balm, with at least five hours per day of sunlight. You can use a light liquid fertilizer for houseplants every couple of weeks to encourage growth. How long does lemon balm take to grow? 10-14 days Start indoors 6 to 8 weeks before last frost, and transplant out or direct sow once day time temperatures are steadily above 10°C (50°F). Barely cover the tiny seeds. Use a sterilized potting soil, and keep watering to an absolute minimum – just enough to keep the medium from drying out. Germination takes 10-14 days.

Why is my lemon balm plant dying?

Lemon balm leaves turn brown when the plant can't take up enough water to keep the leaves hydrated. Lack of moisture in leaves can be due to under-watering, but intense sun and temperature extremes, both hot and cold, can cause it, too.