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Pack Size: 0.08g per pack.
Source Company: Buzzy Seeds
Grow fresh, aromatic Peppermint-Type Mint, a leafy culinary herb suitable for home kitchen gardens, containers and GREEN GARDENS grow bags.
Enjoy refreshing mint leaves in teas, drinks, chutneys and culinary preparations.
Germination Time: Approximately 10–21 days for viable mint seeds; may vary by species
Ideal Germination Temperature: Approximately 18–24°C
Growing Guide Video: Gardening with Javed Iqbal
Best Sowing Season: February – April & September – November
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Source Company: Buzzy
Mint is an aromatic perennial herb valued for its refreshing foliage and repeated leaf harvests.
Surface-sow the fine seeds in moist seed compost. Maintain moderate temperatures and avoid covering seeds deeply.
Product Type: Aromatic Mint Seeds
Botanical Identification: Pending supplier confirmation
Common Description: Peppermint-Type Mint
Plant Type: Perennial Culinary Herb, subject to species identification
Leaf Colour: Green
Leaf Shape: Typically Oval to Lance-Shaped with Serrated Edges
Leaf Aroma: Minty; intensity varies by plant
Growth Habit: Bushy and Spreading
Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
First Harvest: Approximately 60–90 days after successful germination, depending on growth
Harvesting: Repeated Cutting of Tender Leaves and Shoots
Suitable For: Kitchen Gardens, Pots and Grow Bags
G-8 Grow Bag – 8 × 8 inch – 1 young mint plant for initial cultivation.
G-11 Grow Bag – 11 × 10 inch – 1 plant, suitable for developing a healthy mint clump.
G-12 Grow Bag – 12 × 12 inch – 1 plant, recommended for repeated leaf harvesting.
G-20 F Grow Bag – 20 × 16 inch – 1–2 established clumps with sufficient growing space.
Important: Many mint species spread through underground stems. A separate grow bag can help control unwanted spreading.
50% Bhalu Mitti / Garden Soil + 30% GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost + 20% Cocopeat.
Use fertile, loose, moisture-retentive and well-draining soil.
Avoid prolonged waterlogging and excessive drying.
Method: Nursery trays or shallow seed containers
Sowing Depth: Surface sowing; press seeds gently into moist compost
Germination: Approximately 10–21 days, depending on the mint species and seed quality
Ideal Temperature: Approximately 18–24°C
Seeds per Cell: Sow a few seeds thinly
Transplanting: When seedlings have several true leaves and healthy roots
Plant Spacing: Approximately 20–30 cm
Watering: Keep the growing medium evenly moist using a fine spray
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade, preferably 4–6 hours of suitable sunlight daily.
In Lahore's hot summer months, morning sunlight and afternoon shade are beneficial.
Watering: Maintain evenly moist soil while allowing excess water to drain freely.
First Harvest: Approximately 60–90 days after sowing, depending on plant development
Edible Part: Tender Leaves and Stems
Harvesting Method: Cut stems just above a pair of leaves
Harvesting Frequency: Repeated light harvesting after adequate regrowth
Growth Habit: Bushy and Spreading in many mint varieties
Allow seedlings to establish healthy roots before harvesting.
Regular trimming encourages bushy growth.
Mix GREEN GARDENS Vermicompost into the potting mix before sowing.
Apply moderate additional vermicompost during active growth when necessary.
Avoid excessive fertilization.
Protect young plants from extreme summer heat.
Maintain consistent soil moisture.
Avoid waterlogging.
Trim regularly to encourage branching.
Protect seedlings from severe frost.
Divide overcrowded established clumps when necessary.
Monitor for aphids, spider mites, rust and powdery mildew.
Keep spreading mint varieties in separate containers.
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