How to grow lilac

1. Potting soil

This plant has relatively high requirements for flower pots and soil. When raising this plant, it is best to choose a ceramic pot, because such a pot has better air permeability and is more in line with its growth habits. The best soil for growing it is a mixture of clay and sand, because this kind of soil has better drainage capacity. Even if the plant is watered too much in such soil, the roots will not rot.

2. Watering

This plant does not have high requirements for water, and you can just replenish water for it in the usual way. However, you should pay attention to replenishing water and draining water for it when the weather is particularly dry or waterlogged.

3. Sunlight exposure

This type of plant is a sun-loving plant, so it is best to grow it in a sunny place such as a balcony. If the conditions are not met, remember to give the plant more sunlight, which is beneficial to the health of the plant.

4. Temperature

This plant is afraid of both heat and cold, and has high requirements for temperature. So when the temperature is high, you should spray it with water to cool it down, or move it to a cool place. When it is cold, you should pay attention to controlling the temperature of the environment around the plant to prevent the plant from freezing, especially in the winter in the north. It is best to put the lilac in a warm place to prevent it from being affected by freezing and affecting its health.