How to grow mint on your plot so that the plant is lush and fragrant

Mint is a plant that is added to tea, soft drinks, desserts, and ice cream, so this fragrant "herb" must be in your area.

In this article, we will tell you what is important to consider when growing mint.

Where mint likes to grow

Loose fertile soil is suitable for the plant. If there is too much lime in the soil, the mint will lose its aroma a little.

Mint grows worst on clay areas. When choosing a place, preference is given to a sunny open area.

When and how to plant mint

You can plant mint in spring or summer, it will take root in any case. But be aware that it grows very quickly and puts out long, dense roots that can kill other plants.

What plants should not be planted next to mint

It is not recommended to plant mint next to plants with a weak root system, especially if the roots are located at a shallow depth.

In particular, it can destroy most types of greenery. Parsley, lettuce, basil, green onions, and radishes should not be planted next to mint.

How often should you water mint?

Mint feels good at a normal level of humidity, but experienced gardeners advise to periodically spray it so that it is not covered with dust.

You need to water quite often, about three times a week, but moderately.