Cultivation methods and precautions of small-leafed osmanthus

The maintenance of the small-leaved Osmanthus fragrans is very easy, and it only needs to be watered occasionally. However, after the plant enters the flowering period, you need to be more careful in maintenance to avoid affecting the flowers and leaves.

Cultivation method of small-leaved osmanthus

1. Soil

Small-leaved Osmanthus fragrans is not very demanding on the soil and prefers loose soil, especially the soil must have good drainage. It can be prepared with leaf mold and river sand.

2. Watering

Although the small-leaved Osmanthus fragrans is relatively drought-resistant, it cannot lack water. When watering, you can wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. The plant prefers a humid environment, but water cannot be allowed to accumulate in the flowerpot.

3. Sunlight

Osmanthus fragrans is a sun-loving flower that has relatively high requirements for light, but it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise it may get sunburned.

4. Fertilization

During the growing period of the small-leaved Osmanthus fragrans, especially the peak growth season, you should also pay attention to frequent fertilization, with a frequency of about once a week, so as to supplement the various nutrients needed for plant growth.

5. Temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for the plant Microphylla is 20-30℃. The plant is very cold-intolerant and the cultivation temperature in winter cannot be lower than 5℃.

Precautions for the maintenance of small-leaved osmanthus

During the maintenance of small-leaved Osmanthus fragrans, you need to pay attention to the fertility of the soil. When matching the flower soil, it is best to add some natural organic fertilizers, such as animal manure, etc., so as to provide it with more nutrients.