Before you start your mint-growing project, gather the following materials:
Mint Cuttings: Select healthy mint cuttings from an established mint plant. Choose stems that are at least 4-6 inches long and have several sets of leaves.
A Glass or Vase: You’ll need a clear glass or vase to hold the cuttings. This allows you to monitor the rooting progress.
Water: Use clean, room-temperature water. Avoid using water with added chemicals like chlorine, as these can inhibit root growth.
Scissors or Pruners: Use clean, sharp scissors or pruners to make precise cuts.
Indirect Sunlight: Mint cuttings need bright, indirect sunlight. Place your glass or vase in a location that receives filtered sunlight.
Step-by-Step Guide:
A Glass or Vase: You’ll need a clear glass or vase to hold the cuttings. This allows you to monitor the rooting progress.
Water: Use clean, room-temperature water. Avoid using water with added chemicals like chlorine, as these can inhibit root growth.
Scissors or Pruners: Use clean, sharp scissors or pruners to make precise cuts.
Indirect Sunlight: Mint cuttings need bright, indirect sunlight. Place your glass or vase in a location that receives filtered sunlight.
Step-by-Step Guide:
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