Thai Mint – Bare Root

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Thai Mint is an aromatic mint variety with a bold fragrance and fresh flavour, commonly used in Thai-style cooking and home herb gardens. It is suitable for salads, soups, garnishi ng, drinks and fresh harvesting. Thai Mint is fast-growing and easy to grow in containers when given enough light, moisture and good airflow. Pre-Order NoticeThis is a pre-order live plant item. Estimated fulfilment time is 5–7 days before delivery or collection. Plant size, shape and fullness may vary slightly depending on availability and harvest condition. This listing is for bare root Thai Mint. The plant will be sent with bare roots and must be repotted upon arrival. Best For Thai-style dishes Salads, soups and garnishing Home herb gardens Balcony and garden growing Growers who want to start with bare root plants Key Features Thai Mint Bold aromatic mint scent Fast-growing herb plant Suitable for pots and containers Great for fresh harvesting Sent as bare root plant Must be repotted upon arrival Care Guide Light: Full sun to partial shade, ideally 4–8 hours daily Water: Keep media slightly moist, but not waterlogged Airflow: Grow in a bright and airy location Media: Repot using Chaiyo Universal Substrate Optional Amendment: Add Perlite 2–4mm or 4–8mm if the growing area is shaded, humid or has lower airflow Avoid: Letting the plant dry out completely for long periods Recommended Chaiyo Mix for Home GrowingFor home growing, we recommend 100% Chaiyo Universal Substrate for mint plants. Mint enjoys slightly moist media, but it should not stay soggy for too long. If your growing area is more shaded, humid, cooler or has lower airflow, add Perlite 2–4mm or 4–8mm to improve drainage and airflow. Adjust watering based on sunlight, airflow, heat and humidity. Harvesting TipSnip leaves regularly to encourage bushier growth. Harvest young fresh leaves for stronger aroma and better flavour. Important NoteThis is a live plant. Plant size, shape and fullness may vary slightly from photos. Bare root Thai Mint must be repotted as soon as possible after receiving. Show more