The culprit that was secretly stopping the growth of the mint bush wasn't unfamiliar to Merissa, and it was a wake-up call.

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Mint is a popular herb that is easy to grow and can be used in a number of food and drink recipes, including salads, sauces, ...

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Once planted, place your pot on a nice sunny windowsill in the kitchen — only if that's practical for your kitchen layout, of course. Growing your mint in the kitchen is ideal because it means ...

Plant the mint in the pot and water it thoroughly. Then water again when the surface is dry. “Mint might not need to be watered as much as other plants,” Bunting notes.

Get the largest pot . If you wish to grow two plants in one, make sure the pot is both large and deep. Make space for a pot that is about 18-20 inches wide and deep as both mint and cherry ...

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Once roots form, place the mint plant in a pot with soil and watch it thrive. If you want to add mint to your garden, keep it contained in a pot or planter — mint is invasive and grows like a ...

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The only caveat for mint is that you will need to grow it in a deeper hanging pot — 10 inches or so, though it's ideal for those designer pots that are long and narrow.