Brand: ZLKING
Features:
- Mint can be used as potted plants, garden planting, exhibitions and cooking.
- After dried mint is stored in a sealed container, it will retain its flavor and aroma. Harvest in a bunch and hang on a drying rack or spread out on the screen until completely dry.
- For an early harvest, start mint seeds indoors in April or sow outdoors in May through July in a sunny location with well-drained soil.
- The mint produced is very beautiful and can be used for many purposes, such as making mint essential oil, mint candy, mint tea, and cuttings of peppermint plant as gifts for friends or during holiday.
- We are committed to the best product quality and after-sales service. You can directly contact me for any questions about the product, and I will give you a satisfactory answer.
Details: Mint seeds are small, so it is best to grow them indoors in a controlled environment. Start in peat pots 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost. Sprinkle tiny seeds directly onto the soil surface without covering it with any topsoil, because the seeds need light to germinate properly. When the weather gets warmer and all the danger of frost has passed, transplant the peppermint herb into a larger pot or container. If you sow directly outdoors, please note that mint can be spread by underground runners, so it is best to sow in pots or in confined areas. Peppermint herb has good adaptability in lighting. They can grow in full sun or partly shaded places, and need a temperature of at least 70F to grow. The soil can be rich in organic matter, or it can be barren and sandy, as long as it has good drainage. To increase drainage, we recommend adding light compost to any area composed of hard, dense soil. Water the soil with a light fog set or spray bottle every day to avoid damage and/or wash off the mint seeds.
Package Dimensions: 3.0 x 2.0 x 0.2 inches