How to grow mint indoors

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions

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To grow mint indoors, you need to place it on a sunny balcony, but it needs to be shaded in summer. Usually, water should be provided every 2-3 days and top dressing once a month to provide it with the nutrients and moisture it needs for growth. In winter, you can temporarily stop fertilizing and reduce the frequency of watering to once every 10-15 days.

1. Breeding methods

1. Cultivation methods

1. Sunlight: When cultivating mint indoors, the first thing to pay attention to is the lighting conditions. Because it is very light-loving, if it is kept in the dark for a long time, it will grow poorly. Therefore, when raising it at home, it is best to keep it on a sunny balcony to ensure that it gets enough light.

2. Watering: It likes moisture and is suitable for growing in remote areas. Grows in wet flower soil. Therefore, when raising it, you need to water it every 2-3 days to ensure that its flower soil is always in a moist state. However, in winter, it does not need a lot of water, so water it every 10-15 days or so and let the soil dry out a little.

3. Fertilization: It grows very fast and needs more nutrients to support its growth. Therefore, in spring and autumn, when it is in the growing season, it needs to be topdressed every month. Flower fertilizers should be of a variety containing more nitrogen, preferably liquid fertilizers. Because this allows it to absorb nutrients better. In winter, there is no need to fertilize.

2. Precautions

In When raising it at home, pay more attention to ventilation for it. Especially in the seedling stage, you must not keep it in a place that is too closed, otherwise it is likely to develop black shank disease. In summer, you should also pay attention to ventilation and shading, which can also help reduce the probability of it getting sick.

2. Precautions

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