25K views · 1.5K reactions | We know putting mint in any type of raised bed or mixed pot is super risky; BUT, here’s how our family has done it for YEARS with success! 1. Plant the mint in a larger, deeper pot and then plant the pot in the soil of the pot or raised bed. - This will stop the root ball from spreading any wider than the pot - Roots need oxygen to grow which means they can only grow so deep. Choose a deeper pot so the mint won’t grow out the bottom 2. Stay on top of harvesting 👏🏻 - mint produces runners which will form roots. These runners are how mint spread super fast. Harvest and cut back your mint weekly to ensure runners don’t take root 3. Dig up the plant in early spring and break apart the root ball. - leave the original root ball in the pot and plant the rest somewhere else We agree that mint needs to be contained and this is a way to do it! This tactic has worked for us for years . This video was also filmed last year and the mint did not take over at all 😊 if you’re still not comfortable planting it with other plants, totally understandable! Just plant it in their own pots and place around your tea garden bed. #raisedbed #teagarden #gardening #garden #needmorefarms | Needmore Farms | Gardening, DIY, and Recipes | needmorefarms · Original audio
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