Temperature: Peppermint likes warm environment, and the suitable temperature for growth is 25-30 degrees. High temperature will accelerate the growth of mint, while low temperature will slow down the growth of mint. Generally speaking, mint has strong adaptability and can survive safely even in the environment of-0/0 degrees.

Watering: Peppermint needs to be watered enough in the early stage of growth to promote the normal development of roots. Watering once every two weeks is almost enough. When you grow up, you should reduce watering appropriately to avoid excessive growth of stems and leaves, and you should water them thoroughly at one time.

Illumination: mint likes light. Long-term light can make mint bloom with small white flowers, which is quite "fairy". It is also helpful for plants to accumulate peppermint oil.

Soil: Its requirements for soil are particularly simple. Except for heavy clay land and saline-alkali land, most soil can be used for planting. Usually, it is best to choose fertile sand for maintenance.

Fertilization: Mint likes to fertilize. In the growing period, applying thin fertilizer once a month can have a good effect. Nitrogen fertilizer is the main fertilizer at ordinary times, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can also be applied appropriately.