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Mint planting method and time, according to the local environment and planting methods to determine the time

Published: 2024-05-20 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/05/20, Planting methods: soil suitable for 1/3 humus soil and 2/3 garden soil mix, frequent watering in summer, winter control watering, mint need full sunlight, generally adopt the method of water propagation, flowers for lavender. Planting time: Sowing method is generally 3- 3 per year

Planting methods: soil suitable for 1/3 humus soil and 2/3 garden soil mix, frequent watering in summer, winter control watering, mint need full sunlight, generally adopt the method of water propagation, flowers for lavender. Planting time: Sowing method is generally planted in March-April or September-October every year, rhizome method is generally planted in April and August every year, and the seedling method needs to be transplanted until the seedling grows to 10-15cm. Cutting method is generally between May and June every year.

Mint is a very versatile plant, not only can be used as medicinal, but also can be used to decorate food, some friends also like to put it indoors to beautify the role of residence, but there are still many friends do not know the specific planting method and time of mint, let's take a look!

Mint planting method

1, cultivated soil: mint is more diffuse, so it is generally recommended to plant in flower pots, but the flower pots should not be too small, otherwise it will affect the later growth of mint, cultivated soil is generally one-third humus soil and two-thirds garden soil mixed.

2, watering: summer needs frequent watering, preferably once a day, because the summer temperature is very high, and mint for wet plants, but noticed that winter to control the amount of watering.

3, light: It is best to give mint full sunlight, because when mint encounters insufficient light, it will grow, so be sure to put mint in a place with enough sunlight.

4. Propagation: potted mint is generally propagated by water insertion, that is, cutting some branches and inserting them in water. The rooting ability of mint is very strong.

5, flowering: mint to flowering will generally open lavender flowers, but it should be noted that to properly prune, mint is the longer the pruning is good.

Mint planting time

The specific planting time of mint is mainly determined according to the local climate and environment of the planting area and the planting method of mint. Generally, mint is planted in spring and autumn every year, but if the seed planting method is adopted, it is generally planted in March, April and September and October every year. If the root planting method is used, it is generally planted in April and August every year. The planting method of plant division can only be transplanted when the seedlings grow to about 10-15cm. If you choose the cutting planting method, it is more suitable to plant around May and June every year.

The growth habits of mint

Peppermint likes warm and humid environment with abundant sunshine and rainfall. Peppermint rhizomes can germinate and sprout at about 5-6℃, and the most suitable growth temperature for its plants is between 20-30℃. Peppermint has a strong ability to cold, soil to loose fertile, good drainage noisy soil as well. Water content has great influence on the whole growth and development process of mint. It requires more water in the early and middle stages of plant growth, and sunny and dry weather in bud and flowering stage, and the requirement of water content is relatively reduced.

The efficacy and role of mint

1) Make tea. Generally, many flower shops and pharmacies sell dried mint leaves. Mint leaves are used to soak water not only to cool down, but also to promote digestion and sedation. However, it should be noted that pregnant women are not suitable for drinking, and the general population cannot drink too much at ordinary times.

2) Cooking. Peppermint is often used as a side dish in Yunnan Province of China. It can be eaten cold or fried.

3. Alleviate mosquito bites. Mint has a certain antipruritic effect. If you are bitten by mosquitoes, you can crush mint leaves and rub them on the wound. This will make you feel very uncomfortable and reduce itching.

4. Deworming. The mint plant itself is not prone to insects, so it can be used with other plant species to bring some insect repellent effects to other plants.

5. Mint cream. The main effect of mint cream is to relieve nasal congestion and cough caused by colds. Of course, it can also be used to rub mosquito bites on the body.

6. Mosquito repellent. One or two potted mint can be placed at home, which can play a role in mosquito repellent to a certain extent.

Constant pruning is essential if mint plants are to grow well. The pruned mint leaves can be dried and soaked in water to drink, can also be used for cooking or serving, but also can be made into mint cream according to the method taught by Xiaobian, which can not only refresh the mind, but also clear away heat and detoxify.

 
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