When planting mint, should I choose a deep or shallow pot?

Prerequisites for growing mint

When planting mint in potted plants, the first thing to think about is the prerequisites for growing mint. Basically, you can refer to the following points.

The first is the variety of mint grown.

There are many types of mint, such as Chinese mint with ovate leaves and lemon balm with heart-shaped leaves, and each grows differently. When planting lemon balm, because the rhizomes grow relatively strongly, they will eventually grow very thick rhizomes that will fill the entire flower pot. Chinese mint is even more amazing, it basically grows wildly. Therefore, it is best to choose different flower pots according to different varieties.

The second is the quantity planted. Some flower pots may have fewer mints planted, while some people may like to plant many at once. Basically, the more trees you plant, the bigger the pot you need. But don't go crazy with mint.

Mint is usually grown in a deep pot.

When growing mint, deep pots are generally chosen.

First of all, in order to achieve the effect of overflowing the pot, people sometimes choose to grow multiple plants at once. At this time, you need to choose a larger and deeper flowerpot so that the plants will have space to grow.

Secondly, choose a deeper flowerpot so that the mint has more space to grow and does not need to be repotted frequently. It should be noted that deep basins may have poor air permeability.