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CHUXAY GARDEN 1000 Seeds Coleus Amboinicus,Plectranthus Amboinicus,Mexican Mint,Cuban Oregano, Soup Mint,Spanish Thyme Perennial Herb Plant Easy to
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HARDINESS ZONE.9-11 GROW.After the last frost, sow 1/4" deep. Thin and pinch back when the true leaves appear. Space 8-12" apart in rows 18" apart.Germination day:5-15 days. WHEN TO PLANT.After the last spring frost. TALL.6 to 12 inches. USE.The leaves are strongly flavoured.The herb is used as a substitute for oregano to mask the …
HARDINESS ZONE.9-11 GROW.After the last frost, sow 1/4" deep. Thin and pinch back when the true leaves appear. Space 8-12" apart in rows 18" apart.Germination day:5-15 days. WHEN TO PLANT.After the last spring frost. TALL.6 to 12 inches. USE.The leaves are strongly flavoured.The herb is used as a substitute for oregano to mask the strong odors and flavors of fish, mutton, and goat.Fresh leaves are used to scent laundry and hair.It is also grown as an ornamental plant. If youre looking for a new plant to grow in your indoor or outdoor garden, Mexican mint or Mint Marigold is a good option. This herb is not only a fragrant and tasty addition to most dishes; it also blooms beautiful flowers in the summer, adding a burst of bright color to your landscape. Mexican mint (Plectranthus amboinicus) is a perennial succulent in the Lamiaceae family. Because its a mint plant, its easily characterized by its wide, thick, and fuzzy leaves as well as its pungent aroma.When it bears flowers, they form in little clusters of white, lilac-pink, or lavender. This usually lasts from summer all the way up to fall. To grow Mexican mint, plant it in part sun/shade and make sure its in well-drained soil. Because it grows better in warm and dry conditions, youll also have to transfer it indoors during autumn and winter. Once it acclimates to its environment, the plant grows very quickly, sometimes reaching a height of 18 inches and a width of three feet.
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HARDINESS ZONE.9-11 GROW.After the last frost, sow 1/4" deep. Thin and pinch back when the true leaves appear. Space 8-12" apart in rows 18" apart.Germination day:5-15 days. WHEN TO PLANT.After the last spring frost. TALL.6 to 12 inches. USE.The leaves are strongly flavoured.The herb is used as a substitute for oregano to mask the strong odors and flavors of fish, mutton, and goat.Fresh leaves are used to scent laundry and hair.It is also grown as an ornamental plant. If youre looking for a new plant to grow in your indoor or outdoor garden, Mexican mint or Mint Marigold is a good option. This herb is not only a fragrant and tasty addition to most dishes; it also blooms beautiful flowers in the summer, adding a burst of bright color to your landscape. Mexican mint (Plectranthus amboinicus) is a perennial succulent in the Lamiaceae family. Because its a mint plant, its easily characterized by its wide, thick, and fuzzy leaves as well as its pungent aroma.When it bears flowers, they form in little clusters of white, lilac-pink, or lavender. This usually lasts from summer all the way up to fall. To grow Mexican mint, plant it in part sun/shade and make sure its in well-drained soil. Because it grows better in warm and dry conditions, youll also have to transfer it indoors during autumn and winter. Once it acclimates to its environment, the plant grows very quickly, sometimes reaching a height of 18 inches and a width of three feet.