If you’re not sure about the conditions in your garden, spend a sunny day watching the way the shadows fall throughout the day, then pick the sunniest spot for your dill.  Dill is self-sowing, which means it produces seeds which will grow new plants, so choose a spot where you’ll want to grow dill for the next several years. If you don’t have a spot that gets 6-8 hours of sun each day, plant it in the sunniest spot you have available. Dill can tolerate some shade but it won’t be as bushy. Dill grows best in well-drained soil, and adding compost to your garden can help prevent standing water. If your soil isn’t the best quality, though, don’t worry; dill prefers somewhat poor, sandy conditions. You can make your own compost from the food scraps your family uses, or you can purchase compost from a co-op or garden shop.

TL;DR in Indonesian:
Pilih lokasi yang mendapatkan terpaan sinar matahari langsung selama 6 – 8 jam setiap hari. Sebelum menanam adas, tambahkan kompos yang sudah lapuk ke dalam tanah.