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Can mint be hydroponic all the time?
Mint can be cultivated in hydroponics. To prepare a container suitable for the growth of plants, put clear water for one day, add appropriate nutrient solution, select healthy and complete seedlings without insects and diseases, cut off weak roots, put them in water, move them to the shade for maintenance, and properly trim the grown branches and leaves. It is normal for leaves to turn yellow after hydroponics, so don't worry. Mint, formerly known as "Yindancao", has common names: Elsholtzia, fish herb, soil mint, water mint, Sambucus williamsii, Shuiyimu, Jianchongxiao, wild Salvia miltiorrhiza, yexixiang, southern mint and wild mint. It is a labiatae plant, that is, it belongs to other dry whole grasses. Most of them were born by the wetland river in Shan Ye, and their roots are underground. Most of them were born at an altitude of 2 100 meters, but they can also grow at an altitude of 3500 meters. They are aromatic crops with special economic value.