Description
Mint: A Kitchen Staple with Medicinal Benefits
Mint is a multipurpose herb celebrated for its medicinal uses and culinary applications. Its fresh, aromatic leaves are ideal for adding flavor to salads, juices, sauces, and even as a breath-freshening snack.
Buy the Best Mint/Peppermint Seeds Online
Purchase high-quality Mint/Peppermint (Mentha Pipreta) seeds online for a lush and fragrant home garden. These seeds ensure a high germination rate and are perfect for balcony or terrace gardens.
Product Details
Number of Seeds: 200
Growing Location: Balcony or terrace garden
Growing Season: Year-round
Sowing Method: Sow seeds 0.2 cm deep in containers or pots.
Germination Time: 7-14 days
Temperature for Germination: 18-23°C
Edible Part: Leaves
Sowing Distance: 30 cm between plants
Best Grow Bag Sizes for Mint
9 x 9 (W*H)
12 x 12 (W*H)
15 x 15 (W*H)
Mint Growing Season in India
Mint thrives year-round in India. In North India, the best time for planting is February-March, with harvesting from March to June. In central and southern India, mint grows well throughout the year.
How to Grow Mint in Pots
Sowing Method: Directly sow seeds in pots or grow bags, or use seed trays for germination.
Ideal Pot Size: Choose pots or grow bags 22-36 cm wide and deep with drainage holes.
Temperature: Germinate seeds at 18-23°C.
Mint Sowing Method
Use fertile, well-draining soil as the growing medium.
Sow seeds 0.2 cm deep and 5-8 cm apart.
Water thoroughly and keep soil moist.
Place pots in a dark indoor area during germination (7-14 days).
Fertilizer for Mint Plants
Use diluted water-soluble fertilizers such as tea compost or fish emulsion regularly.
Annually apply slow-release organic fertilizers.
Mint Plant Care Tips
Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil.
Watering: Water as needed to maintain soil moisture.
Sunlight: Requires 6 hours of daily sunlight.
Temperature: Optimal growth occurs at 15-25°C.
Pests & Diseases: Prevent aphids, cutworms, and powdery mildew by using neem oil spray.
Pruning: Trim dried or infected leaves and remove flower stalks for continuous growth.
Harvesting Mint Leaves
Mint leaves are ready for harvest 50-60 days after planting. Pinch off stems regularly to encourage growth and flavor.
Special Features of Mint
Common Names: Mentha, Peppermint, Pudina
Scientific Name: Mentha
Plant Height: 30-45 cm
Level of Growing: Easy
FAQ
Does mint grow back every year in pots?
Yes, mint regrows annually and can live up to 5 years.
How can I promote mint growth?
Water regularly and fertilize monthly with liquid feed.
Does mint regrow after cutting?
Yes, cutting mint promotes further growth.
Can I eat mint flowers?
Yes, mint flowers are edible and flavorful.
Note: Images are for reference only. Actual products may vary based on climate and growing conditions.
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