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are any of these mints ready to be potted?
So about two months ago I brought some cuttings home. The first one that grew roots is the one with the spiky looking roots, it hasn’t formed any other roots since then and it’s been weeks. The pot on the middle grew roots two weeks after, then the one on the left grew another two weeks later. I’m wondering which ones are ready to pot if any of them are ready.
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There are several issues with the plant provided, starting with the fact that it's not actually a plant. It appears to be a set of glass vases with some kind of liquid in them. Without knowing what the liquid is or how it was prepared, it's impossible to assess the health of the plant. Assuming that the liquid is intended to represent a plant, here are some potential issues: 1. Light: Plants require light to photosynthesize and grow. The glass vases may block out too much light, preventing the "plant" from receiving the light it needs to survive and thrive. 2. Water: If the liquid in the vases is not periodically replenished or changed, it may become stagnant and harmful to the "plants." 3. Temperature: Plants have specific temperature requirements that must be maintained for optimal growth. The glass vases may not provide an appropriate environment for the "plants" to thrive. To fix these issues, I would recommend providing the plants with appropriate light, water, and temperature conditions. This might involve moving the vases to a location with ample natural light and gentle warmth, as well as regularly monitoring and replenishing the liquid to ensure it remains fresh and healthy for the "plants." It's also important to research the specific needs of the plant species depicted in
If I remember correctly, it’s; mountain mint, lavender mint, and strawberry mint. (In order of the photos)
I’d say, since they’ve been attempting to grow roots for so long I’d give them a couple of drops of root hormone in each one. You can truly never have too many roots when trying to suck up nutrients. If it’s in a cool climate like air condition, it will not grow roots as well. Warm temperatures & moist soil. Grow good roots. & nitrogen helps green growth. Hydroponic liquid fertilizer will be the best if growing or rooting in water. 
