How to grow Polygonatum odoratum potted plants

Polygonatum odoratum potted plant maintenance

Polygonatum odoratum is cold-resistant and shade- and humidity-tolerant, and avoids direct sunlight and wind. It prefers a cool, humid, water-free growing environment, and is suitable for growing in soil with a deep layer of sand and humus-rich soil.

Polygonatum odoratum potted cultivation method

1. During the cultivation of Polygonatum odoratum potted plants, it is best to use slightly acidic sandy soil with a deep soil layer and good drainage, and place it in a place with sufficient scattered light. When the light is very strong, you can move it to a cool place.

2. The temperature for potted Polygonatum odoratum is controlled at 15 to 25 degrees, which is more suitable. It is not resistant to high temperatures. When the temperature exceeds 35 degrees, it needs more ventilation and timely shade. However, it has good cold resistance, so no adjustment is required in winter.

3. If there is enough base fertilizer mixed in the soil, then no additional fertilizer is needed during its growth period. If the base fertilizer is insufficient, fertilizer can be applied once a month, but no fertilizer is needed during high temperature periods and in winter.

Polygonatum odoratum potted plant maintenance

To keep the Polygonatum odoratum potted plant alive, you need to choose suitable soil and avoid placing it under strong sunlight in summer. You need to add water according to the condition of the plant and apply fertilizer containing organic matter. You can also mix some fertilizer into the soil before planting.

How often should I water my Polygonatum odoratum potted plants?

When watering the Polygonatum odoratum potted plant at home, the soil in the pot should not be too waterlogged or waterlogged. During its growth period, the substrate should be kept semi-moist as much as possible, without waterlogging. This is most beneficial to its growth.

Pruning and shaping of bonsai

The Polygonatum odoratum potted plant grows vigorously and is relatively resistant to pruning. The too messy and dense branches and leaves need to be thinned out, and the branches and leaves that have become dry and yellow due to diseases and insect pests also need to be dealt with in time. Before entering winter, some leaves can be cut off, which will help it survive the winter.

Precautions for the maintenance of Polygonatum odoratum potted plants

When cultivating Polygonatum odoratum potted plants, you must choose the right soil. You can choose slightly acidic sandy soil with a deep soil layer and good drainage. In the maintenance process, you must also pay attention to replacing the soil. Change the soil about once every year. This can ensure the nutrients needed for plant growth.