I have decided to let Ginger, my mint plant, go. I am moving her to the graveyard, because of her critical condition. 😔😣😔
I have decided to let Ginger, my mint plant, go. I am moving her to the graveyard, because of her critical condition. 😔😣😔
May Ginger rest in peace and return back to Mother Earth. :’(
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It still has healthy roots! I think you can try to save it if you want. But plant it in a small pot and place it outdoors. Every time I’ve grown mint indoors they’ve always gotten powdery mildew or barely growing.
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Yes, her roots were great! But she didn’t have any leaves which are a big part of a healthy mint plant. But I took here back and put her in dirt, top up, so who knows? 🤔
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Just true! Try to save it! I know how it feels. I had a Christmas Cactus named Lacey. She was doing HORRIBLE. Try to save yours by putting outside in a small pot. If it is under open sky, any time it rains, click “add task to site” and click the site it is on and click the “mark as rained” option and it will reset the water schedule. Just try until it survives, and it will make a comeback just as Lacey did.
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Michelle and Venus are right. Give it a shot. If you save it, it will be a wonderful feeling. It it dies, you’ve learned something. In my experience, mint fares poorly inside. They want to be outside and basking in the sun. Good luck!
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