Peppermint seeds are tiny, oval seeds from the mint family, typically black or dark brown and about 1-2 mm in size. These seeds are commonly used to cultivate peppermint plants for their aromatic leaves, which are popular for making tea, flavoring food and beverages, and serving as a natural remedy for various health conditions. To germinate successfully, peppermint seeds require moist soil and cool temperatures. They can be sown directly in the ground or started in containers indoors before transplanting outdoors.

Peppermint seeds are primarily used to grow peppermint plants for their aromatic leaves. Peppermint leaves are commonly used to make tea, flavor food and drinks, and as a natural remedy for various health issues. Peppermint seeds are also used to propagate new plants for commercial purposes, such as for the production of peppermint oil and other products. Peppermint seeds are rich in essential oils, which give the plant its characteristic aroma and flavor, and also contain antioxidants and other beneficial compounds.