How to grow thyme flowers well

Growing conditions of thyme flowers

The most suitable growth temperature for thyme is 20-25℃. The cultivation environment must have sufficient light, otherwise the plant will grow too tall. It has a wide adaptability to soil, but requires good drainage. Peat moss, cultivation soil, and pearl stone can be used.

How to grow thyme flowers

During the growth period of thyme flowers, sufficient light needs to be provided, shade should be provided in summer, fertilizers containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium should be applied in time, the soil should be loosened and weeded in time, and diluted human manure should be applied 1-2 times. In the later stage, dense branches or long branches need to be pruned in time to increase ventilation and light transmission. The maintenance temperature in winter should not be lower than 5°C.

Watering the thyme flowers

If it is a potted thyme, then watering needs to be managed, because thyme prefers a humid environment, but the area of ​​the potting soil is limited. Do not water excessively each time. Wait until the soil is completely dry and then water it thoroughly to avoid water accumulation that affects the growth of thyme.

Fertilizing thyme flowers

It is best to choose compound fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium when fertilizing thyme, which is more conducive to the balanced growth of thyme. Before the flowering period of thyme, it is necessary to reduce the content of nitrogen fertilizer and mainly apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, which can promote the flowering of thyme.

Disease and pest control of thyme flowers

The common disease of thyme is mainly powdery mildew. You can spray it with solutions of amylopectin, penicillin, and bleaching agent once during the new shoot growth period or just when they sprout. Be sure to dilute it with water. In an environment with high humidity, you can spray it with a methyl thiophanate aqueous solution when the weather is slightly better.

How to grow thyme flowers at home

When growing thyme, you should choose fertile and loose soil to ensure that the growing environment is well ventilated and breathable, provide a growing environment of 25 degrees, keep the soil slightly moist, and place it in a place with sufficient light. During the growing period of thyme, you should apply fertilizer in moderation, and pay attention to applying thin fertilizers frequently. Proper pruning of thyme can be done in spring and autumn to save nutrients and promote the growth of side buds.

Matters Needing Attention in the Care of Thunbergia Flowers

1. Pruning: It is necessary to thin out the thyme and prune the diseased and weak branches. This can not only make the thyme more beautiful in appearance, but also concentrate nutrients to allow healthier branches to grow.

2. Repotting. When caring for thyme in pots, you must repot it. You can repot it every 2-3 years. It is usually done in late spring or late autumn each year. Replace the potting soil with fresh and disinfected soil. This will be more conducive to the future growth of thyme.