Mint vanilla planting method five steps, mint vanilla planting precautions introduction

Too busy at work to relax? In fact, as long as a pot of vanilla is planted on the desk, the unique fragrance and greenness can relieve the pressure of going to work. As soon as you get started, you can start with peppermint planting, especially in hot summer, and you can make the most refreshing and reassuring cup of mint iced tea. How do you grow mint?

Green vine specially invites colleagues from the "green finger" farm to share with you.

Simple 5 steps for planting peppermint vanilla:

The seeds were soaked in water for about 15 minutes.

Fill the soil into the basin, the recommended mixing ratio: 2 cups of cultivated soil + 1 cup of coarse sand.

Put the seeds into the soil about 3 seeds deep

Put the potted plant in a place where the sun can shine

Touch the soil with your fingers and water it when it is dry.

Generally speaking, it takes a long time to plant seeds, and peppermint can be cut directly into short branches. It is easier to plant peppermint by planting in the fields. Special sharing of planting methods in the fields:

Cut off the peppermint branch about 7-10 cm (choose the stolon near the soil or inside the soil, the success rate is higher!)

Insert 2x3 into the soil (you can dip some rooting agent first. In addition, the soil should choose clean soil, for example: buy cultivated soil from the horticultural material room)

Remember to plant the branches, must first cut off the large leaves, to avoid excessive evapotranspiration and death, and just finished planting should be placed in a cool place.

Warm reminder of vanilla planting:

It is important to choose the type of vanilla, because it starts from the seed sowing, so the appropriate sowing temperature (season) is more important, otherwise it is easy to fail at the beginning. Peppermint cultivation is easier and suitable for beginners who experience it for the first time.

Pot selection should pay attention to the bottom of the drainage hole, if combined with fertilization and pruning, planting width and height can reach more than 2 times the basin volume, so it is necessary to choose the appropriate basin size.

Watering should be directly on the soil, not directly on the leaves.

If you plant mint outdoors, you can use bamboo curtains or pearl yarn to help shade the sun to prevent vanilla from being exposed to the sun. You can also spread some straw or plastic cloth on the soil to avoid excessive soil temperature and prevent accelerated water loss.

In addition to peppermint, if you are interested in growing vanilla, you can also try other varieties. According to the Tainan improvement Field Technical Special issue, vanilla plants suitable for growing in Taiwan also include thyme, citronella, citronella, rosemary, lavender, and basil. Come and experience it quickly!