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This is ginger. She is a mint plant. ( I named all my mint after… | Pests, diseases and problems | Communauté Planta

Sadkidonlamp

This is ginger. She is a mint plant. ( I named all my mint after other herbs & spices) I had pulled her from the yard to plant, she was with other mint plants (Including my other ones) A few days later her leaves fell and look bad. So I got scared and cut the top half off and watered her. She started to look better again. But I wanted her to be planted with roots. So I taped her top to the bottom to grow back together. I had done it before and it was successful but with a diffrent plant. Any tips? And is it ok for a mint plant to naturally be bent over? Please help and comment!

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  1. Michelle🌼

    I think you should try growing it outdoors instead. And don’t remove all the leaves. It’s better to prune the tips of the plants if you want to eat the leaves ☺️

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    • Sadkidonlamp

      Thank you! I’ll do that with my other ones!

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