SPIDER

Mentha spicata variety "SPIDER" – an annual herbaceous plant of the mint family, characterized by dense bright green leaves and a distinctive aroma. The plant prefers open sunny spots with moist but not waterlogged soil, quickly gains mass and reaches a yield of up to 1 kg/ha when sown 15–20 days after germination.

"SPIDER" is distinguished by high resistance to pests and diseases. During the active growth period, nitrogen fertilization is recommended, however, the plant does not require frequent fertilization. Due to its dense structure and resistance to mechanical damage, mint is often used for creating lawns for sports fields, active leisure zones, and pastures.

In cuisine and folk medicine, mint is used as an aromatic herb: infusions, ointments, and ointments are prepared from it. Seedlings of the "SPIDER" variety are suitable for planting in garden beds, gardens, and vegetable plots, ensuring the rapid development of a dense lawn with a height of up to 10–15 cm after the first mowing. With proper care, the plant retains its bright greenery and aroma throughout the season.