All the dying potted mint branches in the house have withered. In this way, it is easy to fill the pot.

Potted mint is easy to cultivate, is a kind of vanilla plant with fragrance, especially easy to grow, if planted in the yard, it is easy to overspread, serious will occupy the whole yard, but raised in the pot but easy to raise it dead, if there is a dying potted mint at home, you can use the following methods to save.

Dying potted mint kept at home, as long as the proper improvement of the conservation environment, proper pruning, coupled with reasonable maintenance, they can re-grow the entire pot.

If black spots are found on mint leaves, and these spots continue to expand, it is infected with fungal diseases and need to be treated in time, otherwise the whole plant will rot and wither.

In this case, we must improve the maintenance environment in time, cut off all infected leaves, and remove some small branches in poor condition.

Be sure to trim with sterilized scissors, either wiped with alcohol or disinfected with diluted bleach solution, and sharp scissors for trimming mint branches.

After pruning mint branches and leaves, avoid water, otherwise it will aggravate fungal infection, and easy to cause secondary infection. After pruning mint branches and leaves, clean up the fallen leaves on the pot soil, and then place mint potted plants in a ventilated and transparent position. Don't water them first. When the soil is dry, water them from the edge of the pot.

Also pay attention to regular watering of fungicides, you can use the most common methyl thiophane solution or chlorothalonil for sterilization and disinfection, generally give 3 to 4 times in a row, you can spray once every 5 to 7 days.

Many friends raise potted mint indoors, are easy to infect powdery mildew, leaves will be infected with a layer of white powder, this situation is usually caused by the environment is not ventilated or the environmental humidity is not enough.

You need to keep the mint potted plant in a ventilated and transparent position, with proper light every day, and avoid low indoor air humidity. Although mint has certain drought tolerance, it is necessary to water the potted plant regularly and the pot soil is dry and thoroughly watered.

Dying mint pots can be cut off all their top branches, which will promote the germination of new branches from the main stem of mint pot.

The rotten roots of mint potted plants raised at home are generally caused by lack of ventilation in the environment, excessive watering or ponding in the basin soil. It is necessary to dig up mint in time, cut off the rotten roots, re-cultivate with new soil, prepare some loose sandy soil with good ventilation and drainage, and keep the cultivation environment temperature between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius.