1.Prepare the Cuttings:
Start by taking several mint cuttings. Cut the stems just below a node, which is where the leaves are attached. Nodes are crucial for root formation. Remove any leaves from the lower part of the cutting, leaving just a few sets of leaves at the top.
2.Place the Cuttings in Water:
Fill your glass or vase with room-temperature water. Submerge the mint cuttings in the water, ensuring that the nodes are fully submerged.
3.Change the Water:
Change the water every few days to prevent the growth of algae and ensure a clean environment for root development. Trim the cut ends slightly when changing the water.
4.Provide Indirect Sunlight:
Place your glass or vase in a location with bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sun, as it can lead to excessive evaporation and heat, which may stress the cuttings.
5.Monitor Root Growth:
Over the course of a few weeks, you will notice the development of roots from the nodes of the mint cuttings. This is a sign that your mint cuttings are ready for transplant.
6.Transplant into Soil:
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