Mint

Mint is a perennial plant; have fragrant, strongly flavored leaves. It contains essential oils and does help with health problems To grab one Mint for your loved ones order this now

Light 

Mint plants prefer part shade, though they will grow in full sun if you water them frequently. Still, it’s best to protect them from strong afternoon sun. Mint also can survive in fairly shady conditions, though it might be leggy and not produce as many or as flavorful of leaves.

Soil 

Mint can adapt to most soil types, but it prefers a rich soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Good soil drainage also is essential. Mint plants like water, but waterlogged soil can rot their roots.

Water 

Water your mint during dry spells to keep the soil lightly moist. Maintaining lightly moist but not soggy soil is the ideal environment for mint. If the soil feels dry about an inch down, give your plant some water. If you notice the foliage of your mint wilting, that’s typically a sign the plant needs more moisture. It’s best to water your mint in the morning so it has plenty of moisture during the day as temperatures rise.