GROW MINT FROM GROCERY STEMS| Gardening For Beginners

How to grow mint easily in quick steps: home gardening Use mint from your grocery bag to develop mint cuttings. within 5 days ...

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🌱 Growing mint can be done using grocery bought mint stems.

🪴 When making a cut on the stem, new roots will grow from that point.

🌱 It is important to remove extra leaves and leave only 2-3 leaves on the stem.

💧 Using tap water or regular water can be effective for propagation.

🌱 Transparent glasses or steel glasses can be used for growing mint stems in water.

🌳 Mint stems should be placed in a location that does not receive direct sunlight.

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00:08 The video will discuss the first few stages of how to start growing mint.

01:27 Making a cut at the node will result in roots growing from that point.

02:07 Removing extra leaves and keeping the top five leaves will sustain the stem.

03:26 The healthy stems are already taken in preparation for planting.

04:33 The stems are placed in water for propagation.

05:43 The planting is done and the plant is placed in a spot that does not get direct sunlight.

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The video is about the first few stages of how to start growing mint.

Seven to eight stems are enough for growing mint.

A cut should be made at the node where roots will be growing.

Extra leaves should be removed and the top part of the stem should be folded to five leaves.

Step water, which is regular water, can be used for propagation.

The propagated stems should be placed in a glass or a steel glass.

The glass should be placed in a spot that does not get direct sunlight.