Is it OK to grow mint at home without fertilizing?

Yes, yes, but not fertilizing only keeps the mint alive, and the mint doesn't necessarily grow well.

Because mint loves fertilizer. During its growth period, pay attention to the application of thin fertilizer. Generally, 1:400 liquid fertilizer is used every 10-15 days. Stop fertilizing in winter, or bury organic fertilizer (granules) along the edge of the pot instead of liquid fertilizer.

How do you fertilize peppermint?

In fact, nitrogen fertilizer is the main fertilizer of peppermint, supplemented with phosphorus and potassium. 4 parts well-drained loam and 1 part mixed organic fertilizer were used as culture soil and applied every 1 2 months.

Potted mint should be fertilized 3-5 times a year, which can be combined with weeding。During the growing season, in order to promote more lush stems and leaves, nitrogen, phosphate and potassium fertilizers are mainly used.

Less chemical fertilizer in winter.

Potted mint usual maintenance skills:

The first is to bask in more sun, mint and copper coin grass, like enough light, less light, the leaves will grow smaller, and the branches will not be lush.

The second point is that the potting soil is fertile, its rooting ability is very strong, so it is necessary to use humus soil or peat soil to plant, and small pots can be replaced with large pots, and once a year to change the potting soil, it can grow particularly vigorously, and it is necessary to keep sufficient fertilizer and water at ordinary times.

Third, it is necessary to pluck its topping more, prune more, shave its head, and then it will sprout a lot of new shoots, and it will soon grow to the state of bursting pots.

The mint we grow at home will be different from the mint grown on dedicated land, if you want to raise mint at home, you still have to give a certain amount of fertilizer and water, so that it can grow well, because the soil area grown at home is small and the root growth space is limited. In terms of fertilizer and water, you can use some water-soluble fertilizers with a large number of elements, and a balanced ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium can make mint grow more lush.

Growing mint at home can be used to make tea with mint, which can refresh and moisten the throat, and can also be applied externally to relieve itching and inflammation, which can help sleep, refresh people, and ensure a good mood.

Peppermint, a Lamiaceae plant, is an aromatic plant that is suitable for growing at home, but remember that it is best to plant it in a small pot. It is not planted in a very wide area, and it will not be able to remove all the flooded ones when the time comes.

I think it's better to grow mint at home because peppermint is a seasoning ingredient. Many times we need to use mint for cooking at home, and at this time we can take out the mint grown at home and use it, and it is also clean and hygienic.

Peppermint can be used as a green plant, there are edible, it is particularly good to raise a pot at home, and friends who like it raise a pot!

In normal times, we must pay attention to the nutritional value of peppermint, and secondly, we should also fertilize more, and we should also water more, and try to avoid prolonged sun exposure.

Keep plenty of sunlight, maintain a certain degree of ventilation, don't water often, supplement some fertilizer in a timely manner, and keep the temperature appropriate.

Use the method of cutting off the leaves, because removing the leaves of black rot can avoid bacterial infection and prevent the loss of nutrients, so this method will not die.

When planting mint at home, you must keep the temperature stable, and you should also pay attention to fertilization, apply farmhouse fertilizer 1 or 2 times a month, keep the soil moist, do not let direct sunlight, you can ensure that the tree does not die.