What is the matter with dried mint leaves

1. Lack of water

1. Reason: Mint requires relatively large amounts of water, especially during its growing season. Therefore, if the amount of water is insufficient, its leaves will dry up.

2. Measures: In this case, it is necessary to replenish water in time, and the phenomenon of leaf drying will be easier to alleviate. Generally speaking, it is most appropriate to water according to the principle of watering thoroughly when the soil is dry. At the same time, attention should also be paid to humidification, and the surrounding environment should not be too dry.

2. The light is too strong

1. Reason: Under too strong light, the leaves are very easy to dry out. Especially in summer, if it is placed under direct sunlight, drying and falling off are very common.

2. Measures: Generally speaking, the light at eight or nine o'clock in the afternoon is most suitable for it, and it should not be exposed to too strong light. The midday light in summer must be blocked.

3. Diseases

1. Reason: Some diseases can also cause leaves to dry up and fall off, such as anthracnose, rust, etc.

2. Measures: In this case, you need to first remove the dried leaves to avoid infection of other parts. Then, use drugs such as carbendazim for treatment, and ventilation conditions must also be ensured.