How do you grow mint and lavender at home?

Peppermint is a particularly good herb plant, I used to work in the herb garden, where I had a large patch of mint, as well as rosemary, sage, lavender, thyme, chamomile, etc. Fresh mint leaves can be used to make tea or vegetables, and if you can't finish eating, you can dry or dry them in the shade to make tea, and they can also be processed into peppermint oil.

Basically all vanilla plants are easy to grow, mint is no exception, they are called vanilla, and they are indeed like grass, as long as they are planted, it is difficult to hoe them all.

1. Growth characteristics of peppermint.

Peppermint is very adaptable to the environment, cultivated all over the country, is very resistant to barrenness, and still grows well even in the corners of the wall. Its rhizomes grow horizontally underground, and they cannot freeze to death even at temperatures of minus 15 degrees Celsius. In the north, the mint ground parts die in winter, but the root system is still alive, and after a rain in the next spring, green mint grows.

Peppermint is particularly strong at 20-30 degrees, and the skewers are very powerful, and if you don't do it, the mint will be skewered everywhere.

Second, the planting method of mint.

It can be sown directly, but the mint seeds are small and the seedlings emerge slowly, and the seedlings can only emerge 15 days after sowing. You can also transplant rhizomes, or cuttings to raise seedlings, these two methods are fast and are also used more.

The specific method is as follows: dig up the rhizome when transplanting, select the rhizome that is stout, short internode, and disease-free as the seed root, cut it into 7 10cm long segments, and then open a 10cm deep furrow according to the row spacing of 25cm on the furrow surface of the prepared ground. Place the roots in the ditch according to the 10cm plant spacing obliquely, cover with fine soil, step on it, and water it.

Don't worry about mint rooting, mint can take root when it gets wet or soil.

In terms of water and fertilizer management: mint is not strict with water and fertilizer requirements, very drought-tolerant, pay attention to drainage in the rainy season, usually not drought or watering, a few days before harvesting can control the water a little, so that the mint fragrance is relatively strong. Peppermint can harvest 3-4 stubble a year, when the plant grows to about 20cm, cut off from the root 2cm, a day or two after the wound heals, apply 5 kg of urea per acre, water thoroughly, and soon the mint can grow a stubble.

There are few diseases of peppermint, but there will be more cabbage insects in summer and autumn, and it is best to catch insects, and you can also spray pesticides to prevent and control.

In the process of planting mint, first soak the seeds in warm water at a temperature of 40 for about 5 hours, put them in a high temperature environment for germination treatment, prepare neutral sandy soil, keep the spacing at about 20 cm after planting, pour in a small amount of water, keep the soil moist, and put it in a sunny place.

Steps of the planting method of mint seeds.

1. Germination treatment.

Germination treatment is an important step in the mint seed planting method steps, mainly after the mint seeds are cleaned, soaked in warm water at a temperature of 40 for about 5 hours, and then the soaked seeds are placed in a high temperature environment for germination treatment, covered with a layer of damp cloth every day moisturizing, about 20 days or so can be exposed.

2. Soil preparation.

Prepare a small tile pot before sowing, select loose and breathable sandy soil with high water holding capacity, thoroughly disinfect the soil once, pour an appropriate amount of water on it, and then loosen the soil to keep the soil soft and moist.

3. Planting and sowing.

The germinated seedlings are placed in the soil, do not be too dense, keep the spacing of each plant at about 20 cm, cover the roots and seedlings with a layer of 2 3 cm of fine soil after planting, pour in a small amount of water, often keep it moist, and put it in a sunny place.

4. Post-planting management.

When mint is planted to keep the soil moist frequently, the seedlings should be watered every half a month, a small amount of urea solution should be applied every month, fertilization should be combined with watering, and weeding should be carried out irregularly in the middle of growth to avoid nutrient consumption, so that mint will grow more lush.

Question: How to write a planting observation record form?

Question: I didn't grow [sweat] from what I planted, so I don't know how to fill it in.

This is how his diary is written, you also make a record of planting records when the seedlings do not appear, and when the seedlings do not come out, you also have to make a record. A few days later, when the seedlings emerge, they will also make a record, and then people will understand that the seedlings come out in a few days.

This is how his diary is written, you also make a record of planting records when the seedlings do not appear, and when the seedlings do not come out, you also have to make a record. A few days later, when the seedlings emerge, they will also make a record, and then people will understand that the seedlings come out in a few days.

1.It is best to choose sandy loam or alluvial soil for planting mint.

2.Peppermint is a warm-loving plant that is resistant to low temperatures and high temperatures, and it is best to grow in an environment with a temperature of about 25 to 30 degrees Celsius.

Peppermint, also known as Su mint, is a perennial herbaceous plant. Planting mint has no strict soil requirements, except for heavy alkaline land, heavy clay land and sandy land, it can be planted; Mint is generally propagated with rhizomes, and it is best to plant while planing to prevent the rhizomes from drying out; Peppermint prefers a warm, moist environment, plant it in a sunny place and do not shade.

Peppermint is very adaptable and can be planted anywhere, of course, except in desert areas, mint likes sunlight, especially when flowering, it needs more light, and it is necessary to keep the air dry, because it is too humid, it is easy to grow branches, and it is easy to fall leaves, and diseases will increase. The most suitable temperature for the growth of mint is 20-30 degrees Celsius, and it wilts when the temperature drops to -2 degrees Celsius, and the underground rhizomes are more cold-tolerant.

Peppermint should be planted in spring and summer to avoid frost damage in autumn and winter. Potted plants are the best way to grow mint, and it should be placed in a sunny area.

1. Choose the best time to plant mint. Ideally, the best time to grow mint is in the spring, and if you're in an area where there are no frost periods, then you can also plant mint in the fall. Although the timing of planting mint is more flexible, it is best to choose the most suitable time to plant it.

2. Transplant mint seedlings or branches with roots into containers. Potted plants are the best way to grow mint because then you can easily control its growth; In addition, this way you can get the mint as close to the kitchen as possible, making it easy to use it when you need it. Peppermint spreads so quickly that its roots can easily become tangled (or even blocked) in the roots of other plants.

Therefore, you are better off planting mint in containers where no other plants are growing. You can grow mint with 12- to 16-inch (30 to 40 cm) wide pots. You can add water-locking polymers to the soil (the soil in the pot) so that the soil stays moist so that it doesn't dry up...

3. The planting depth of mint seedlings (or branches with roots) is about 5 cm. If you're planting multiple mint plants, you can plant them to a depth of 15 cm – so that each seedling has enough room to grow.

4. Plant mint in a sunny place. When you're planting mint, or potting mint, it's best to choose a place with sun in the morning and some shade in the afternoon. On the one hand, mint gets plenty of light, and on the other hand, the soil does not dry up completely.

You can plant mint in moist soil, and it must be deep. You can even place a mint potted plant indoors (on the windowsill), as long as the place is well-lit.

5. If you want to plant mint on the ground, then you can plant it in a damp place, and the place should be well-lit (full sun, or semi-shaded). It's best to plant mint in fertile soil, with a pH between the pH of the soil. Although peppermint can grow on its own, fertilizing it every few weeks won't hurt it.

Cover the soil around the mint with something so that the soil doesn't dry out, thus protecting the mint's roots.

6. If you want to plant mint in a flower bed, plant it in a container, such as a pot or grid bag that is at least 5 cm deep. The opening edge of the container should be higher than the surface of the ground so that the mint roots do not emerge (in other words, the mint roots may remain in the container). If you don't, your garden or lawn will be like weeds – you'll be bored.

Consider growing spearmint or spearmint, which are versatile and suitable for a variety of cooking. For more unique varieties, you might consider growing white mint, chocolate mint, apple mint, bergamot mint, basil mint, lemon mint, curly mint, and more.

If you want to grow mint in the garden, then you can build a barrier. You can bury a bottomless bucket in the soil and plant mint in the bucket. This prevents the mint from spreading too far.

What should I pay attention to when growing mint? Peppermint Gosta grows in a humid environment. As long as you give it enough water, it will be able to grow.

If peppermint wants to grow and **, it should be pruned and covered properly. However, it is necessary to wait until the mint has grown to a certain height before it can be canned and mulched to make it more vibrant. As a result, it's easy to grow regular spearmint, mosaic mint, chocolate mint, and lemon mint during your maximum growing season.

Water it regularly and don't forget about it.

If you grow mint ceramic plants at home, you just need to pay attention to the following maintenance tips, growing at a special rate, it can keep the soil slightly moist. When making mints, we must pay attention to the first point, the light is better. The mint fruit sta is well lit, which makes the leaves fat and the plant compact and beautiful.

If the light is insufficient, the leaves are slender, and the winter can be properly controlled, canned mint should pay attention to regular nutrition, so as not to make the basin soil very poor, because of its limited growing space.

If the soil fertility is very low, it will lead to good growth of branches and leaves. By creating mint, you can grow mint in the winter and spring in Huixian County, and high-quality varieties in early February and early November. Rizoma should be excavated and planted at the same time.

After digging the Rizoma underground, it was necessary to choose white and the color of the mint. The mint harvest period should be controlled when the plant is growing vigorously or at the beginning of flowering, and the oil content is at its highest. The first 10 days are the best time to sow seeds, the seeds grow quickly, and after a month they will grow luxuriantly, but the dense foliage will affect the ventilation between the plants.

Therefore, during the repair process, it is necessary to trim mint, sharp scissors, and combine this method, at which time the cost of sowing is also relatively low. At this time, it is only necessary to sow the seeds according to the professional method, so treatment and capillary can be carried out: the principle of mint fertilization is to give the name of the dry soil from the mint of the Lamiaceae plant, and in order to promote the growth of mint and increase the yield, we need to apply enough fertilizer.

The basic fertilizers in Sichuan are usually stable lightly sown fertilizers, heavy ramo fertilizers, and skilled leaf protection fertilizers.

Peppermint has the effects of beauty and beauty, relieves stress, and soothes emotions, so it is also known as a natural spice. Potted mint is not very demanding on the soil, and it is very moisture-tolerant, so you will not worry about overwatering and not growing well, although the planting of mint potted plants is relatively simple, but you still need to pay more attention to cultivate the best potted plants. Next, I will share with you how to maintain mint potted plants, which can be considered mainly from two aspects: the planting environment and propagation method of mint.

1.Planting environmentMint not only has a strong germination power of rhizomes, but also the germination power of above-ground stems should not be underestimated. This is inseparable from the fact that peppermint itself is a plant with shallow roots.

Moreover, mint is not as delicate as ordinary potted plants, and can grow in lower or higher altitudes, which shows that its ability to adapt to the environment is very strong. There is no need to worry about not surviving the mint due to poor maintenance.

(1) Soil

Peppermint potted plants do not have too many requirements for the soil, ordinary soil can meet its growth needs, which provides great convenience for farmers who breed mint, sandy loam and humus soil can be cultivated. A pH of 6 is the most appropriate.

(2) Sunlight

(2) Watering

Peppermint should keep the soil moist during the growth period, because mint prefers a moist environment, but everything should be done in moderation, so the amount of water should not be too large. When watering daily, if the soil is still moist, then there is no need to water, if the soil has no water, it needs to be watered, and it is necessary to pay attention to watering the soil thoroughly at one time, using rice water, the growth of mint will be better. It should be noted that in winter, it is necessary to reduce the frequency and amount of watering.

(3) Fertilizer

In daily maintenance, peppermint does not require special fertilization. It is recommended to add a small amount of basal fertilizer when changing pots in the spring.

2.Propagation methodsAsexual reproduction methods such as branch propagation and cuttings propagation are the reproduction methods usually chosen by mint farmers, among which ramel propagation is the most simple and convenient.

(1) Dividing propagation

Dividing is more convenient, because this method is not limited by time, and it is the most suitable method for large-scale propagation. First, a relatively healthy plant is used as the mother plant, and then the leaves of mint are spread on the soil surface and fertilized and watered normally. Over time, the stems that come into contact with the soil will sprout roots, and the last thing we need to do is to carefully cut the branches of these roots so that they can be transplanted.

(2) Propagation by cuttings

This propagation method is mainly to cultivate the roots in late April, and select the branches with better growth on the mother plant as a cutting, leaving two or three leaves on the top, and the rest need to be carefully cut and must not hurt the branches. The prepared cuttings are then inserted into the soil, which is loose and moist. Soon you can see new shoots growing.