Last year, I planted mint in my garden. ROOKIE MISTAKE. This plant spreads via long, stringy underground rhizomes. It grows like a weed. Super invasive.
One of the first tasks this spring was eradicating the mint before it takes over. I picked a few of these rhizomes and put them in pots. I want mint. I just want it to be contained. As an invasive plant, it is perfect for containers.
Mint is sturdy. Ripping these plants out and turning the whole area over, I have still been seeing one or two sprouts come up every few days. Mulch mulch mulch. Hopefully in the summer these pots will be looking much more prolific.
The Absolute Easiest Plant Propagation, Round Two.
(Round one being the Pothos plant, of course.)
Mint is sturdy. Ripping these plants out and turning the whole area over, I have still been seeing one or two sprouts come up every few days. Mulch mulch mulch. Hopefully in the summer these pots will be looking much more prolific.
Do you have plants for mint or other plants for tea? Tips on propagating? Share in the comments.
Oh how I love the sweet aroma of mint!
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So fresh! Makes the best mint tea too.
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Mint makes a lovely tea. Mint spreads so quickly!
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