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Mint grown in water can stay in the jar for weeks. Just keep changing the water.
If planting in soil, use a pot with drainage to prevent overwatering.
Trim regularly to encourage bushier growth.
Variations:
Add a few drops of liquid plant fertilizer to the water every 2 weeks to boost growth.
Try growing other herbs like basil or oregano using the same method.
Use tinted glass jars to reduce algae buildup in the water.
FAQ:
Can I grow mint permanently in water?
Yes, though growth may be slower. Add nutrients to the water to support long-term health.
Why are my cuttings wilting?
Ensure leaves aren’t submerged and that the water is changed regularly.
When should I transfer the cutting to soil?
Once roots are 5 cm or longer, it's safe to transplant for stronger growth.
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