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PLEASE READ !!! Take note that we are shipping only healthy plants, live and that can easily be grown. We hope you understand that damaged items due to shipment is out of our control. Though we make sure that we packed them well so that the plants will be preserved well during shipment. Its a buyers risk however we packed it securely so you would received it in good healthy condition. WE SHIP THRU GOGO EXPRESS and Any other logistics which is LBC COD and COP options as the buyer preferred. thanks and enjoy planting 🥰🥰🥰 Important Note: Once your plant has arrived, it should be unpacked and potted immediately. You should let the plant adjust after shipping stress for a minimum of 24 hours (and up to several days).  Place your plant(s) in a warm location with bright shade (no direct sunlight), in a small pot with well-draining moist (not soggy) soil. All plants being in a few days transit without light and water, exposed to temperature extremes and handling, will experience stress. Some more, others less. Please be advised that we can not guarantee the plant to stay in a good condition after shipping since it is beyond our control. By ordering a live plant mail-order you take a risk of receiving a wilted plant, which in most cases, under proper care, will recover soon and bring you joy of accomplishment. #plants #garden #indoor #outdoor #shopeeph # affordable #legit Growing Different Mint Plant Varieties Most types of mint require the same, or similar, growing conditions. They like full sun to partial shade and most prefer moist but well-draining soil. Mint is an easy herb to grow in your garden and can add flavor to every meal. Mint is a perennial with very fragrant, toothed leaves and tiny purple, pink, or white flowers. It has a fruity, aromatic taste. Care: Minimal care is needed for mint. For outdoor plants, use a light mulch. This will help keep the soil moist and keep the leaves clean. For indoor plants, be sure to water them regularly to keep the soil evenly moist. Propagating Mint The best way to propagate mints is by taking cuttings from those that you like best. It’s easy—take 6-inch cuttings of rooted stems and plant them horizontally in the soil. Mint stems will also root in a glass of water. Start with a small cutting from an established plant.