Mint cutting method in winter

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1. Temperature guarantee

2. Cut cuttings

3. Prepare pot soil

4. Carry out cuttings

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It is best to take mint cuttings at the turn of spring and summer. It is also possible to do it in winter, but you must ensure that the indoor temperature is maintained at 15-20°C. Cut strong branches, about 10cm in length. The flowerpot does not need to be too large, and the potting soil should be permeable soil. Spray enough water into the potting soil, insert the branches into it, and do a good job of maintenance.

1. Temperature guarantee

1. Temperature Guarantee

It is best to take cuttings at the turn of spring and summer, when the temperature is relatively high and the humidity is relatively high. It is just right to take cuttings at this time, which can benefit Later rooting and growth can be carried out in winter, but the surrounding temperature must be ensured. There is not much problem in a heated room, and the temperature should be maintained at 15-20°C.

2. Cut cuttings

Cut strong branches about 10cm in length from plants that are growing well. It is best to keep 4-5 leaves on them. It would be better if it had a little piece of root at the bottom. It should be noted that the top section of the branch cannot be used for cuttings.

3. Prepare pot soil

The flower pot does not need to be too big. The most important thing about the material is breathability and drainage. The pot soil inside should be permeable soil that contains a lot of nutrients, which can ensure the possibility of rooting.

4. Make cuttings

In Spray enough water into the pot soil to maintain a moist state, which is beneficial to later survival and growth. Insert the branches inside, it doesn't need to be too deep, and you should also pay attention to moisturizing in the later stage. If you take good care of it, roots will take root quickly.

2. Cut cuttings

3. Prepare pot soil

4. Carry out cuttings

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