Why is mint shedding leaves?

1. The temperature is too high

1. Reason: Mint does not like high temperature environment. If the temperature around the plant is too high, the surrounding water will evaporate and the plant will become dehydrated. This will have a great impact on the plant and the plant will lose leaves.

2. Solution: Pay attention to helping the plants get some sun. You can move the plants to a place where the sun can't reach when the sun is strong, or you can choose to water the plants to help cool them down.

2. The air is too dry

1. Reason: It likes a relatively humid environment. If the surrounding environment is too dry, the plant will lose its leaves.

2. Solution: If this happens, water the plants in time and then cover them with a plastic bag to provide a moist growing environment for the plants.

3. Excessive fertilization

1. Reason: Excessive application of fertilizer will burn its roots, damage the health of the plant, and the plant will lose leaves.

2. Solution: There are two remedies for this situation. The first is to stop fertilizing the plant immediately and water it plenty of times, allowing excess fertilizer to flow away from the holes at the bottom of the pot with the water; the second is to directly change the potting soil for the plant to ensure that there is no fertilizer in the soil. After the soil is successfully replaced, normal breeding can be carried out.