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29 Jul 15, Apples (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

I grow you're everyday mint and chocolate mint.Smells great but no flavour,any ideas?

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21 Jul 15, Louise (Canada - Zone 7b Mild Temperate climate)

need to know after it flowers is it still good in canada???

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21 Jul 15, Liz (New Zealand - sub-tropical climate)

You will find that there are less leaves after flowering but they are still useable

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03 Nov 14, (Australia - arid climate)

How do I stop the caterpillar from eating my mint?

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27 Oct 14, (Australia - arid climate)

Adelaide- I know the green grubs well....I've found that a gentle shake will dislodge the grubs making them easier to find. My question is......does anyone know the moth- butterfly responsible

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26 Jun 14, louisa (South Africa - Dry summer sub-tropical climate)

something is eating my mint. any organic bug killer available? thank you

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21 Jul 14, Steve (Australia - temperate climate)

Dipel or catapiller killer, is certified organic, it works by rotting the gut of the catapiller. They stop eating the plant straight away and die within 3-4 days, also non toxic when the birds eat them after

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16 May 14, Andryan (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, I have a few pots of mint plants, and I notice since around Feb or March that my mint leaves have been very tiny and some of them even have a bare stalk closer to the ground. I water them almost everynight and they have access to plenty of sunlight. I didn't put any ferteliser on it because the last time I put ferteliser on it, they all flower and I have to pick and discard all the flowers (can I do something about the flower?). I was wondering what have I been doing wrong and what can I do to make remedy this situations? Thank you guys

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22 Feb 14, Rhonda (Australia - temperate climate)

I have been growing mint in a Grow Bag and it's flourishing but there are strange little silver-white streaks on most of the older leaves. I pick the good, young leaves but would love to know what is causing this. It doesn't look like a fungus. My local nurseryman says he thinks it's some sort of insect. Any organic solutions?

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10 Feb 14, Jennifer Ellen Flides (Australia - temperate climate)

I have green caterpillars on my mint....I spray the mint plant with Pyretherum..but, these pests persist! What else can I do please..??

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