When does the osmanthus fragrans sprout and grow leaves?

Overview of Murraya paniculata

The origin of Osmanthus fragrans is Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan and other regions. It is also called stone pepper, Jiuqiuxiang, Jiushuxiang, Qilixiang, Qianlixiang, Wanlixiang, and Guoshanxiang.

The time when Osmanthus fragrans sprouts and grows leaves is around April in spring. It is usually planted in southern regions, so the temperature is very high, and the time for sprouting and growing leaves is roughly the same.

Growth habits and characteristics of Murraya paniculata

Osmanthus fragrans is a sun-loving plant. It can be used for viewing and as medicine. It generally has the effects of promoting qi and blood circulation, dispersing blood stasis and relieving pain.

Osmanthus fragrans is generally suitable for planting in spring, when the temperature is more suitable for its growth. Generally, it is necessary to add some water during planting.

Requirements for the germination and leaf growth of Osmanthus fragrans

(1) Soil requirements

Osmanthus fragrans prefers moist and loose soil. When planting it, you can mix garden soil and sand to increase the air permeability of the soil.

(2) Temperature requirements

If you want the Osmanthus fragrans to germinate and grow leaves, it is best to ensure that the surrounding temperature is no lower than 10 degrees Celsius, otherwise it will affect its normal growth.

(3) Climate conditions

It is best for Osmanthus fragrans to grow in a place with sufficient light, which can ensure that it can sprout and grow leaves on time, and also make it grow more vigorously.

Murraya flowering time

After the Osmanthus fragrans sprouts and grows leaves, it needs to be properly pruned. During the maintenance period, it is best to prune the branches and leaves once a month, so that it can grow better.

Osmanthus fragrans blooms from April to August every year. The flowering period is generally long, and if there is enough light during the flowering period, it can make it bloom longer.