It is best to water mint every few days.

Water mint every few days

Mint requires less water in spring and autumn. It only needs to be watered once every fifteen days outdoors. It only needs to be watered once every three days when cultivated indoors. The water demand increases in summer. It needs to be watered every morning and evening when cultivated indoors. When watering, it should be watered about two centimeters away from the roots to avoid the roots being submerged in water at the first time.

What water should I use to water mint?

1. River water: It is best to use river water when watering mint. River water is rich in organic nutrients and can provide nutrients for the growth of mint, but it should be noted that it needs to be left to settle for several hours before use.

2. Tap water: You can also use tap water to water mint, but be sure to expose the water to sunlight before use to stimulate the chlorine in the water and avoid damaging the plant.

What to do if you water mint too much

1. Light: If you water the mint too much, you can provide it with plenty of light to promote photosynthesis through plant metabolism and consume excess water.

2. Ventilation: You can place an electric fan next to the plant to accelerate air circulation and use the air to carry away excess moisture.