Dill Royal Guardians

Dill is the secret weapon to great seafood mayonnaise and keeping swallowtail butterfly caterpillars from nibbling your cannabis plants.

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Dill repels spider mites. Four beautiful words to the cannabis gardener.

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Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a member of the celery family. With delicate flowers, this annual herb will self-seed when mature and continue to grow in your garden in a spot that it prefers every year. Be sure not to plant near carrots or cross pollination can occur and pollute both strains. Respecting this basic caution, Dill is not an antagonist and can be planted with most other companion herbs. A herb that makes creamy things creamier, Dill is a favourite addition to mayonnaise used with seafood, especially salmon.

Dill does not like to be potted on and should be sown directly into its permanent home. Lightly rake in seeds and water well in late spring or early summer. Once seedlings appear, thin them out to allow for root room. As a companion plant to cannabis, Dill attracts friendlies like honeybees and hoverflies, ichneumon wasps and other beneficial wasps. Swallowtail butterfly caterpillars will forgo your cannabis as they prefer feasting on Dill instead.

Spider mites, the curse of every cannabis farmer, dislike Dill and will stay away in droves. Dill is also an effective repellent for aphids, cabbage looper and squash bugs while adding a subtle fragrance to the air that helps confuse the pungency of cannabis.

Latin name	Type	Height	Harvest	Effect	Climate
Anethum graveolens	Annual, herbaceous.	60 - 90 cm	Maturity: 40 - 65 days. Seeds: 80 - 90 days	Aromatic, distraction (yellow flowers) and stealth, insect repellent.	Warm season, Full sun.

pH	Soil	Germination	Spacing	Seeds per gram	Note
Will grow within 5,5 and 7,5. Prefers a soil pH of 5,5 to 6,5	Well drained, moderately rich, and loose.	10 - 21 days / 15 - 21°C. Sow directly.	30 - 38 cm apart	400 and 1.000	Attracts predatory insects and honeybees while repelling many insect pests. Avoid planting near carrots and tomatoes.

Latin name	Anethum graveolens
Type	Annual, herbaceous.
Height	60 - 90 cm
Harvest	Maturity: 40 - 65 days. Seeds: 80 - 90 days
Effect	Aromatic, distraction (yellow flowers) and stealth, insect repellent.
Climate	Warm season, Full sun.
pH	Will grow within 5,5 and 7,5. Prefers a soil pH of 5,5 to 6,5
Soil	Well drained, moderately rich, and loose.
Germination	10 - 21 days / 15 - 21°C. Sow directly.
Spacing	30 - 38 cm apart
Seeds per gram	400 and 1.000
Note	Attracts predatory insects and honeybees while repelling many insect pests. Avoid planting near carrots and tomatoes.