Mint grows in regions with cool temperatures and consistent moisture. The ideal conditions for mint cultivation involve a balance of sunlight and moisture to support its vigorous growth.
Mint thrives in well-drained, loamy soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH, ensuring optimal conditions for its growth and aroma development. Adequate soil moisture is essential for successful mint farming.
Prepare mint fields by tilling soil finely and adding organic matter for faster growth. Ensure proper levelling and irrigation for efficient water distribution.
Plant mint using cuttings or seedlings, spacing them adequately, and covering them with a light layer of soil. Ensure regular watering to support initial root development and overall plant health in mint farming.
Keep mint fields weed-free through regular hoeing or mulching, preserving soil moisture and nutrients for healthy plants. Proper spacing and timely weed removal support vigorous mint growth.
Keep mint plants consistently moist with regular, shallow irrigation, avoiding waterlogging for optimal growth. Drip or furrow systems work well for maintaining suitable moisture levels in mint farming.