Mint is yet another fragrant herb that has pest-fighting properties. According to the Cornell Cooperative Extension, menthol, the active insect-fighting ingredient in mint and peppermint oil, has biocidal properties that help repel and control mites, mosquitoes and various other pests.
@@InnerEngineering17 that based on paper research at concentrated concentration. That kind of research is usually data deliberately created by researchers who want to advance or graduate, and manufacturers launch products. in most daily situation, that is useless, especially in hot Asia. This video misleading mint cultivation can prevent mosquitoes that is totally fraud.
@@InnerEngineering17 That kind of research is usually data deliberately created by researchers who want to advance or graduate, and manufacturers launch products.
