How to grow lilac in autumn

1. Suitable temperature

Pay attention to the temperature mainly in late autumn, because the temperature in late autumn can be very low. Moreover, during this cooling process, the plants may also develop a series of problems due to their inability to adapt to the environment. Specifically, the temperature is most suitable at 20 degrees. It should not be too low in late autumn. Of course, don't let the temperature be too high.

2. Adequate light

When autumn just begins, the midday light may be quite strong and this light should be avoided. However, in late autumn, when the temperature is very low, sufficient diffuse light can be provided to help it grow and accumulate some nutrients.

3. Appropriate amount of water

Add appropriate amount of water according to the condition of the soil. However, lilac is afraid of waterlogging, so if it rains a lot in early autumn, we must do a good job of preventing waterlogging.

4. Appropriate amount of fertilizer

Fertilizer is required in autumn, but the amount required is not too much. If you use too much, it will cause the branches and leaves to grow too long and affect flowering. In addition, use compost once before winter.

5. Prevent pests

Some insect pests may appear in autumn, such as aphids, caterpillars, etc., so you should pay attention to prevention and take timely measures after discovery.

6. Timely weeding

Generally, weeds should be removed around the plants in September or October, but the roots should not be damaged in the process. In addition, to keep out the cold and keep warm, you can also cover the soil with grass.