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There are two methods you can use for growing Ashwagandha at home. The easiest method is to grow it from seeds, but if you already have an Ashwagandha plant, you can propagate it from stem cuttings.
- Light - Temperature & Growing Zones - Soil - Watering - Fertilizer
Ashwagandha can be susceptible to pests such as aphids and spider mites. Use an insecticidal soap solution to get rid of aphids and a mix of water and isopropyl alcohol to get rid of spider mites. Alternaria leaf spot is the most common disease for the Ashwagandha plant.
Start by picking a suitable container for this plant. A 10-inch terracotta pot is ideal, as it provides plenty of space for the roots to develop, and the material wicks out excess moisture.