Getting herbs indoors for the winter requires special care. See what the main struggles consist of, how to help your customers find solutions, and most importantly, how labels provide this information in a simple way. New growers in particular will need easy access to simple-to-read information. Labels also help lead customers to your app, or your website.

The Struggles of Growing Herbs Indoors

Lighting and watering are major issues new growers will encounter when growing herbs inside. Simple tabletop grow lighting systems are enough to keep herbs in the kitchen throughout winter. Provide your customers with options.

Watering is a different scenario. Provide customers specific details for their climate to make the process easier. A secondary label, or booklet-style label expand content space and also give you room to offer links to helpful videos like the one below by Garden Answer.

Also, Highlight the Value Points

For many black thumbs, it’s easier to not buy herbs altogether. Show them why they should not only grow herbs, but also why it’s easier than they think. Promote key value points the plant offers, or provide recipes on the label that incorporate the cuttings.

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Use Your Labels To Highlight Key Information In Simple Ways

As mentioned above, a secondary label, or a tri-panel label, expands your space providing more room to offer valuable information for new growers. Using labeling technology such as NFC (near field communication) or RFID (radio frequency technology) directly lead your customer to helpful apps, videos, or blogs. For simple additions, a label applicator such as The Label Gator Single-Sided Labeling System incorporates any changes to hundreds of containers in a matter of minutes.

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