I am growing Sweet Mint this year, and I live in the hot conditions of Nevada. The plant recommended 6 hours sun. But I noticed if I didn't move it to shade after 10 am, and water a lot, it would look droopy. One day I was away from home six hours and came home it was fried. Sad. I kept watering for days, but nothing. I left the planter for days not having the heart to toss it. Then the day I mustered the courage, I noticed tiny green leaves under the brown dried leaves. I immediately trimmed and took in the house. Nice thing, spiders don't like it I do.
I am growing Sweet Mint this year, and I live in the hot conditions of Nevada. The plant recommended 6 hours sun. But I noticed if I didn't move it to shade after 10 am, and water a lot, it would look droopy. One day I was away from home six hours and came home it was fried. Sad. I kept watering for days, but nothing. I left the planter for days not having the heart to toss it. Then the day I mustered the courage, I noticed tiny green leaves under the brown dried leaves. I immediately trimmed and took in the house. Nice thing, spiders don't like it I do.