Should mint be watered every day? This is how to grow it well, and revive it even if it wilts

Mint is a plant that particularly loves sunlight and moisture. During the growing process, as long as you pay attention to these two aspects, the mint you grow will generally grow very well. Since it loves moisture so much, it does need watering every day, but you must control the amount of water well, otherwise too much water will cause the mint's roots to rot and die. In winter, you do not need to water every day; about once every two to three days is enough. In spring and autumn, you can water every day, but the amount must be reduced.

How do you grow mint so it grows well? Mint loves sunlight, so if you want potted mint to fill out the pot, you must put it in a place with plenty of sunlight. Growing mint requires plenty of moisture; hydroponics also works, but soil culture will grow better. Every spring or autumn, repot it once, using fertile, loose soil. It is best to prune it properly and regularly; the more you prune mint, the better and more lushly it grows. Loosen the soil around it from time to time, or add some soil, or fertilize, and it will grow faster. Be sure to place it in a ventilated, airy spot on the balcony.

How do you revive wilted mint? Just water it and give it some sun, and it will be fine; mint is easy to keep alive. Be a little more careful and pay attention to the amount and timing of watering.