How to grow peppermint

Planting mint needs to master planting time, soil selection, temperature change, watering and fertilization and so on. It is usually planted in spring and autumn every year, and sandy loam or alluvial soil is the most suitable, which needs to be tested for pH. During the growth of peppermint, the temperature should be controlled between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius, water and fertilize frequently, keep the environment well ventilated, and the survival rate is higher.

How to grow peppermint

1. Soil: peppermint likes loose and permeable soil, and the requirement for soil is not high, but the pH test should not be forgotten, too large drop is not appropriate.

2.Illumination: mint needs plenty of sunlight to grow, even in summer, without shade. If the light is not enough, the leaves will stop growing and become very thin.

3, moisture: sufficient water can make peppermint grow better, especially in the early stage of growth, the demand for water is greater, usually watered thoroughly. If the temperature is low in winter, the amount of water should be reduced appropriately.

4. Temperature: the most suitable temperature for its growth is 25-30 ℃. If the temperature is lower than 15 ℃, it will grow slowly. At the suitable growth temperature, as long as the water and fertilizer are reasonable, the higher the temperature, the faster it will grow.

Generally speaking, the cultivation of peppermint is relatively simple, but it needs to be cultivated carefully, and carelessness may lead to lack of water and nutrition.