How to grow catnip: Catnip can be sown in spring and autumn. Catnip likes a cool, full-sun or half-sun environment. It is generally sown in autumn and transplanted in summer, but in the south it can be sown in spring and autumn. Soil with good drainage should be selected. The best configuration is one-third humus soil and three-thirds humus soil. Two-thirds of the garden soil should be planted in a place with sufficient sunshine and good ventilation. It can be planted in flower pots. Before sowing, soak the seeds in warm water for 4-6 hours and mix them with fine sand. Spread them evenly in the flower pots when sowing. Then cover with soil until no seeds are visible, then water appropriately to keep the soil moist.

Usage of catnip:

1. Put catnip in cat toys to attract cats to play. Catnip is a herb that has a refreshing smell and can cause hallucinations in cats. Place catnip inside cat toys to entice your cat to play.

2. Pet toys made from its dried leaves. Cats like catnip, and when it is made into a toy, it will arouse the cat's interest and promote the cat's activity and play.

3. Feed the cat directly. Catnip is very safe and harmless to cats, and many cats like it. But be careful not to overfeed, once a week is enough.

4. Grind it into powder and add it to the cat’s food to stimulate the cat’s appetite. The amount of feeding each time should not exceed the size of a fingernail, and once a week is sufficient.

5. Catnip can be soaked in water for easy feeding. Catnip is a Chinese medicinal material that can also be soaked in water and drunk directly.