Herb Garden Ideas: The growth of mint and coriander will be super fast, just do not make these 4 mistakes while growing. How To Grow Coriander And Mint Herb Garden Design Ideas

Coriander and mint have great importance in Indian kitchen. The taste of the dish remains incomplete due to its aroma. In summer, both coriander and mint become expensive, in such a situation many people grow it at home or try to grow it. But often people complain that the plants dry up quickly, or the growth stops. This is due to wrong care and some common mistakes. By adopting the right methods, their growth can be 2-3 times faster.

The first mistake is to add too much water.

Overwatering should be avoided in mint and coriander. Due to daily watering, the roots of the plant rot, or they fall into the soil. According to horticulture studies, excessive watering causes lack of oxygen in the roots, which causes root rot. Therefore, add water only when the soil starts drying. Make sure to keep drainage holes in the pot.

Second mistake: making wrong soil

According to agricultural scientists, for the proper growth of roots, it is necessary to have both air and nutrients in the soil. Therefore, when you start planting a plant, prepare the soil properly. Prepare soil by mixing garden soil, compost and sand or coco peat. Do not plant coriander and mint at all in hard soil.

Fourth mistake: Not cutting properly

Pruning (cutting) increases new branching and speeds up growth. But we do not cut it properly, due to which growth stops. Cut the leaves from the top, do not disturb the roots and do light cutting every 10–12 days. Give organic fertilizer once a week.

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