Planting lavender here requires extra care and effort as the weather conditions are challenging. Photo: 123rf.com
Growing lavender in Malaysia’s tropical climate is a challenging task, primarily because the plant is naturally adapted to the temperate conditions of the Mediterranean.
Although lavender thrives in sunlight, it does not cope well with intense direct sunlight. The plant also requires low humidity and a well-drained soil for optimal growth.
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