Culinary herbs under protection
Basil, mint, coriander, parsley: high value per square metre, short cycles and a buyer who wants consistency every week.
Herbs are a logistics business: freshness at delivery decides price more than yield does. Harvest, pre-cool and ship as one chain.
Basil dislikes cold night temperatures and is prone to downy mildew in still, humid air.
Climate range and crop notes
| Day temperature | 18–24 °C |
| Night temperature | 12–16 °C |
| Humidity | 60–70 % RH |
| Light | 12–20 mol/m²/day by species |
| EC / pH | 1.2–2.2 mS/cm, pH 5.8–6.2 |
| Cycle | 21–35 days, cut or pot |
General horticultural ranges for a well-managed crop; local variety, light and market specification move these values. Not a yield guarantee.
First-season mistakes that cost the most
- One climate strategy for a multi-species range.
- No cold chain plan before planting.
Tell us the crop and the site
We reply with the house family, the systems the crop needs and the first questions to settle before design.