Thyme, 12 cm pot diameter (perennial for the garden)
Thyme, 12 cm pot diameter (perennial for the garden)
- בקרת איכות מקצועית על כל מוצר לפני שליחתו
- אריזה מוקפדת לבטיחות כל מוצר
- משלוח עד הביתהאספקה מתבצעת בהתאם לאזורי החלוקה ולזמני האספקה
משלימים לצמחי תבלין
- אורשמש מלאה
- השקיהמעטה
- רמת גידולקל — מתאים למתחילים
- מיקוםBalcony and garden · Sun, good drainage

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🌿 Thyme - The Classic Mediterranean Herb!
Thyme is a fragrant and powerful herb that adds deep flavor and character to any dish! Originating from the Mediterranean region, it is one of the most important spices in Italian, French, and Israeli cuisine.
A perennial, evergreen, and very easy to grow plant - it loves the sun, doesn't need much water, and is very forgiving. Perfect for the kitchen windowsill, balcony, or herb garden! 🍝
Fresh thyme from the garden is worlds apart from dried store-bought thyme! True Mediterranean aroma.
Forgot to water? It's fine. Away for a week? It will be okay. Thyme is very forgiving!
In spring and summer, small pink-purple flowers appear that attract bees and butterflies! 🦋
Keeps its leaves all year round - always have fresh herbs on hand!
Chicken, lamb, beef - perfect!
Adds depth to any soup
With tomatoes and garlic!
Potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots
With garlic and thyme!
Soothing and healthy!
💡 Tip: Add fresh thyme at the end of cooking to preserve the flavor, but whole sprigs can be added from the start and removed before serving!
Thyme loves the sun! The more light it gets, the stronger the taste and aroma.
South-facing window = ideal!
Perfect! Loves the heat
With rosemary and sage
A sunny spot
⚠️ Avoid: Dark or shaded areas (will grow thin and weak), soggy soil (will rot!).
Water only when the soil is completely dry!
Thyme comes from dry climates - excess water = root rot.
Once a week in summer, every 1-2 weeks in winter.
6-8+ hours of sun a day!
Strong light = strong flavor. Shade = weak, thin plant.
South-facing window or sunny balcony = perfect.
Well-draining soil! Thyme hates wet feet.
Add perlite or sand to standard potting soil to improve drainage.
Trim one-third of the plant in spring to encourage dense growth.
Harvesting branches for use = pruning! The plant will branch out and fill in.
| 🏷️ Name | Thyme |
| 🔬 Latin name | Thymus vulgaris |
| 👨👩👧 Family | Lamiaceae |
| 🌍 Origin | Mediterranean region |
| 📏 Height | 15-30 cm |
| 🌸 Bloom | Pink-purple (Spring-Summer) |
| ☀️ Lighting | Full sun (6-8+ hours) |
| 💧 Watering | Low - allow to dry between waterings |
| 🐾 Pet safe | Yes! Friendly |
| 🏠 Location | Indoor (sunny window) and outdoor |
❓ How much sun does thyme need?
Full sun, 6-8 hours a day or more. The more sun it gets, the stronger its taste and aroma; in the shade, it grows thin and weak.
❓ How often should it be watered?
Only when the soil is completely dry. In a pot, this is usually once a week in summer and once every week or two in winter. Excess water and soil that stays wet cause root rot.
❓ Can it be planted in the garden?
Yes, it is a perennial plant for the garden. Plant it in a sunny spot with well-drained soil; if the soil is heavy, add perlite or sand to improve drainage.
❓ Can it be grown indoors?
Only next to a very sunny window, like a south-facing one, that gets 6-8 hours of sun a day. It usually fares better on a sunny balcony or in the garden.
❓ How do you harvest without harming the plant?
Harvest branches as needed; the act of harvesting is also a form of pruning that encourages dense growth. Do not harvest more than a third of the plant at once.
❓ The plant has become woody and long - what should I do?
In the spring, prune about a third of the plant, focusing on the green part and not cutting into the old woody stems. Over the years, the base naturally becomes woody, at which point you can replace it with a young plant.
❓ When does thyme bloom?
In the spring and summer, with small pinkish-purple flowers that attract bees and butterflies.
🌿 In short
Thyme is a classic Mediterranean herb - fragrant, delicious, and very easy to grow! It loves the sun, doesn't need much water, and is forgiving of neglect. Perfect for the kitchen windowsill, for meats, soups, and even tea! 🍝
💡 Tip: The more you harvest, the more the plant grows! Harvesting branches for cooking is actually pruning that encourages denser growth. So don't be afraid to use it! ✂️
Want to dive deeper? The complete guide to thyme
Everything you need to know about caring for the plant - light, watering, fertilizing, and common problems - in one guide.









