November 21, 2024

VIDEO: How to Make Mint Plants 3-4 times more fragrant!


Keeping your mint plant properly groomed will ensure the fragrant oils
are flowing. Mint will loose its scent after a little while if it is
allowed to grow woody. The best way to fix that is to trim it all ack.
Pruning will encurage new shoots and make your mint 3 to 4 times more
minty!
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26 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Make Mint Plants 3-4 times more fragrant!

  1. I ended up here wondering why my chocolate mint seems to taste stronger year on year, even the root cuttings. I still cant see whats going on there.

  2. My mint has grow like weeds like I expected. Would I be able to dig up some of its roots to plant in a pot? Or, do I have to propagate them? I want to give some of the mint plant to somebody else.

  3. The mint that my grandparents have (35 years) is more potent than ever! I know because when I was born 20 years ago it was here, and a few years ago I remember it was strong but not as it is today

  4. Does this work for flowering plants? My peonies, although beautiful, don't have much aroma this year. I add a caveat: I walked around my neighborhood on Sunday, and my neighbors' peonies don't have much scent either. It might be that we're in a bit of a drought.

  5. So common sense trim the plant back. 10 minutes when your title was more eluding to a fancy solution. Its a half click bait title.

  6. I just got a 6 inch pot of peppermint and doesn’t smell at all,it was marked organic on the label,looks very healthy otherwise but nothing like the mint I lost in the freeze in February this year.It’s not leggy or big enough to cut back,any other suggestions?

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