Keike, an overnight soak would probably be ok. No longer than that, though, because the roots need oxygen, and they can 'drown' from being submerged in water too. But forshelby is right - it may be a non-revivable specimen, now. Worth a try though, right?
I had a rosemary plant that I'd dug up with the intent to replant the moment we moved. I'd forgotten about it for nearly a month. I cut off nearly everything bar the roots and a bit of stem and now the thing is overgrown and just absolutely gorgeous.
Congratulations on killing your mint, however did you manage that? I have trouble restraining mine from overtaking the garden.
I killed the mint the same way I may have killed the rosemary, by ignoring it! Maybe I should check out the roots, maybe it's still saveable with a good soaking. There's just no visible plant left in that pot, whereas I still had a visible rosemary plant, it was just all brown. Not sure if its a good sign or normal, but it still smells very pungently of rosemary, so maybe I just need some help from Miracle Max?
Well here's some weird news - no discernible difference with the Rosemary, but there's new mint growing! I didn't soak it like I did the rosemary, I've just been watering it normally. I'll hafta put up a pic later, but there's definite new growth. So I'm not THAT bad!
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