Breeding methods: generally 2~3 days of watering once, do not let the soil appear waterlogged, once a month to apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium 1:1:1 compound fertilizer, each time the application of diluted 100 times; mint should be carried out throughout the day light, in the summer at noon to avoid light. Breeding tips: pruning every two months in the spring and summer, topping and centering, you also need to change the soil once a year.

Mint like moisture is not drought-resistant, suitable for growth in loose breathable, fertile soil. Daily maintenance, generally 2~3 days watering once, to keep the soil moist, but do not let the soil appear waterlogged, once a month you can apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium 1:1:1 compound fertilizer, diluted 100 times each application.

When breeding mint, you need to give mint enough light. Mint is a light-loving plant, need to ensure that every day can receive a full day of sunlight, in the summer time need to pay attention to, the high temperature at noon, the sun is too strong, mint in this time can not be direct sunlight, need to be shading treatment.

To get mint to grow well, pay attention to pruning every two months in the spring and summer. Whenever the mint grows new shoots, observe whether the new shoots grow on the main trunk, for the top of the main trunk buds need to be and removed, to remove the apical dominance of the mint, so that the mint will use the nutrients for the growth of leaves.

Mint grows fast and consumes a lot of nutrients, and prolonged planting can lead to soil nutrient imbalance, which is difficult to remedy with fertilizers, and you generally need to change the soil once a year. Conservation of mint need to use well-drained soil, remember not to use clay soil, will affect the growth and development of its root respiration.