What to do if mint leaves turn yellow

Regular watering

If the mint begins to wrinkle, the principle of watering should be "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly if the soil is dry."

Use clean water for spraying. It is best to use the rice water at home because it saves water and contains rich nutrients.

Keep lighting and ventilation

The wrinkled yellow mint leaves should also be placed in a place with sufficient light for maintenance, and the indoor ventilation needs to be done well.

If the mint's light needs cannot be met indoors, it will need to be grown indoors for 72 hours and then moved outdoors to a sunny location for 1-2 days of cultivation.

Move it back indoors after it has been ventilated and received sufficient light. If it is summer, provide appropriate shade in the strong light environment.

Prune in time

It is best to prune mint once a week when the plant is growing vigorously, and all weak branches, dead branches and twigs should be cut off.

After pruning, spray the new lipid film for effective disinfection, and then place it in a sunny place to help further heal the tissue at the cut, thereby promoting the sprouting of new branches.