For a Christmas party, I picked a bunch of mint and put it in a glass of water. It was to be a garnish for fresh lemonade I made for the party. I let the mint sit in the glass until it began growing roots. Here are the cool photos of the roots from December 3rd. One of the sprigs was planted in the basil boots pot on the kitchen counter. I'm happy to say the mint is doing well and has begun to sprout new growth! It took nearly two months to get to this point, but you can't beat a free mint plant.
Congrats on your mint...maybe you can try some greek recipes which always seem to have mint added (very refrehing)!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your mint...maybe you can try some greek recipes which always seem to have mint added (very refrehing)!
ReplyDeleteMint cutting is the easiest to grow. Well done!
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