How to grow lupine in autumn

1. Avoid light in early autumn

When autumn just begins, the light intensity is still relatively strong. Especially at noon, the sunlight can be said to be very strong. At this time, the lupines need to be properly shaded to prevent their leaves from being sunburned and turning yellow and dry.

2. Keep warm in late autumn

As we enter late autumn, the temperature will drop to a relatively low level. At this time, it needs to be moved indoors in time and kept at a temperature above 5°C. If it is not protected from the cold in time, its leaves may be frostbitten and wilt.

3. Replace the flower soil

If the soil has not been changed for more than two years, you can choose to change it now. The new soil should have good drainage and contain more nutrients, as this kind of soil is more suitable for its growth. When changing the soil, be careful not to damage its roots. After changing the soil, place it in an area with weak light, and wait for it to adapt before carrying out normal maintenance.

4. Sowing

If you have seeds on hand, you can choose to sow them at this time. Because the climate and temperature conditions are relatively good at this time, the germination rate will be higher if sowing is carried out at this time.