In the grass in front of the door, I found a plant of mint, thinking that this thing could be eaten, so I took off the leaves and smelled it, it was the taste of mint toothpaste and xylitol, very cool. Searched online,

In the grass in front of the door, I found a plant of mint, thinking that this thing could be eaten, so I took off the leaves and smelled it, it was the taste of mint toothpaste and xylitol, very cool.

Searched on the Internet, said that the consumption of mint is mostly spearmint, also known as eating vanilla, there are dialects called leprosy head barley. It's called "leper head barley" because toads like to eat it.

So, after buying some spearmint seeds, after sowing the buds, I looked at the delicate seedlings and found that it was still different from mint.

Mint leaves are thinner and relatively smooth; The leaves of spearmint are deeper, the cool taste is lighter, and the aroma is stronger. There is still a big difference between the two.

The germination rate of spearmint seeds is not high, and some seedlings wither again after a few days. I only hope that the few seedlings I have can grow up and can be used to cook fish, sauté flower clams, and stir-fried field snails in the future.