1、 Cutting method

1. Select branches: cut 8-15cm branches on mature mint and keep 4-5 leaves. Be careful not to choose too tender branches and leave too many leaves on branches, otherwise nutrients will be consumed in vain

2. Hydroponic rooting: if it is a branch without roots, it can be hydroponically cultured in a cup for a period of time and taken out after rooting, which can improve the survival rate

3. Transplanting to pot: select sandy soil with good drainage such as pure vermiculite or perlite as the soil, and plant the rooted seedlings into the soil to keep the soil moist

2、 Precautions

1. In addition, the cutting time should be in spring and summer from April to May

2. The plant is placed in the environment of 20-30 ℃ for survival, which is suitable for plant growth

3. During the maintenance process, the plant is often pruned, which can make it grow faster

4. It is a water loving plant and can be watered once a day