Why can't you grow mint at home? Are there any special requirements for growing mint at home?

Mint is a plant that can be grown in a wide range of areas and can also be grown at home. The plant has strong adaptability to the environment, but if grown at home, the light and ventilation must be good.

You can grow mint at home, and it will have good feng shui if it is properly maintained, because mint itself has no negative meaning and has high practical value.

Reasons why you can’t grow mint

It is best not to grow mint at home in flower beds and yards, because this plant has too strong growth ability and will absorb nutrients from other plants, causing other plants to grow poorly and reduce the vitality of other plants, which will also affect the feng shui of the home.

Feng Shui Taboos for Placing Mint

1. There are some Feng Shui taboos when planting mint at home. One of them is that it cannot be placed in the bedroom, because the smell of mint is stimulating and has a good effect of refreshing the brain and killing bacteria, but it will affect sleep and lead to bad development of the family's fortune.

2. Although mint has lush branches and leaves, it cannot be placed next to electrical appliances, otherwise the radiation will affect the growth of the plant and cause it to wither and turn yellow. From the perspective of feng shui, this has a certain implication of losing money, so it is not good.