Mint farming
Mint is an aromatic herb that is beneficial for health, culinary use, and financial purposes. Growth is more advantageous for both gardeners and commercial farmers. This blog provides a step-by-step guide about mint, its benefits, and how to grow business capacity.
Subject
- Introduction to mint
- Suitable environment for coin cultivation
- Growing mint at home
- Commercial mint farming
- Use of mint
- Commercial Opportunity
- Necessary suggestions for mint farming
- Conclusion
Introduction to mint
The coin belongs to the Lamiasi family, and its scientific name is *Mentha Spicta *. There is a perennial plant that grows between 30-100 cm in height. The leaves are oval, serrated, and have a strong mint aroma. Mint is widely used in the production of mint oil, with applications in cosmetics, the medical, andthe food industry.
Suitable environment for coin cultivation
- ** Climate **: Mint thrives in cool and humid climates, but is very beneficial for different weather conditions.
- ** Earth **: Dominance with pH level of 6.0-7.5 is ideal for growing coin coin.
- ** Sunlight **: Peppermint plants do not require direct sunlight and grow well in partial shade.
Mint increases at home
Required material
- ** Container or utensils **: Recycled oil container, plastic bucket or regular tools.
- ** Earth **: 4 kg loam soil.
- ** Organic fertilizer **: 2 kg of dried livestock manure or tea leaves are used.
- ** Water **: For regular watering.
- ** Mint cutting or delivery **: Available in kindergarten.
agricultural process
- ** Earth preparation **: Mix loam soil and livestock manure in a 2: 1 ratio and fill the container with 3-4 kg of mixture.
