How to Grow Mint Indoors: 3 Growing Methods for Year-Round Harvests

Hydroponic growing system (available online or at garden stores)

Mint plant (either from seed or cutting)

Water with appropriate nutrients (you can find hydroponic solutions at garden centers)

Steps:

Set up your hydroponic system according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Add water mixed with the necessary nutrients to the system’s reservoir.

Place your mint plant into the hydroponic system, ensuring the roots are submerged in the nutrient solution.

Keep the system in a sunny spot or under grow lights to ensure the mint receives adequate light (about 12-14 hours per day).

Monitor the water level and nutrients regularly, topping up as needed.

Harvest leaves once the plant reaches the desired size.

Tip: Hydroponic mint may grow faster than soil-grown mint, but it does require more initial setup and attention to water and nutrient levels.

Tips for Indoor Mint Care: