Mint pot cultivation is simple and easy to understand, easy to grow and suitable for beginners
Mint has many benefits, including mosquito repellent, culinary and medicinal uses. Mint is also known as the "lazy person's herb" and is one of the easier and more common plants to grow, suitable for gardening beginners. But even the simplest flowers need to be understood with care and tended to attentively, which is also one of the essential skills for gardening enthusiasts. Now let's take a look together at how to grow mint in pots~
Potted mint
Care methods
Pot and soil selection: For cultivating mint, it is best to choose a loose, fertile, well-draining sandy soil.
Temperature control: Keep the cultivation temperature between 20-30°C. Mint is relatively cold-tolerant and can withstand low temperatures of minus 5-10 degrees.
Mint
Light: Mint likes sunlight, and sufficient light should be ensured. This can effectively ensure normal flowering of mint and promote the accumulation of mint oil and menthol.
Watering method: Cultivating mint requires more water, and the pot soil should generally be kept slightly moist. Pay special attention during the early and mid-growth stages. During the flowering period, the water supply can be appropriately reduced.
Mint
Planting method
Mint is planted by the division method. When selecting branches, dig up thick white rhizomes for planting, trim them into root segments of about 7-8 cm and bury them in the pot soil. After about half a month, new branches can sprout. Tender stems can also be cut and used for stem cuttings propagation in May-June.
Mint flowers
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