How does white sandalwood bloom?

one. temperature

If conditions permit, it is best to control the temperature of its growth environment, generally keeping it around 20 degrees. The lowest should not be lower than 15 degrees, and the highest should not exceed 25 degrees. If you want the plant to bloom, a dormant period is very important. If the natural ambient temperature does not allow it, it is best to artificially create a dormant period for it. The temperature around it should be controlled at around zero degrees. If it is too cold, it will be extremely detrimental to its growth.

two. illumination

In order to restore its growth, it is extremely necessary to expose it to the sun. Due to its origin, it has very high requirements for light and needs a lot of sunlight to meet its growth needs. And once the sunlight meets its needs, this plant will show a very different beauty. However, in the face of strong direct sunlight, it is also necessary to arrange appropriate shading measures for it so that it can grow normally.

three. Dormant period

Dormancy is essential for it to bloom out of the pot, so how do we provide it with a suitable hibernation environment? In fact, we don’t need to worry too much, because this plant can be completely self-sufficient during this period, and we don’t need to intervene too much in it. We must be careful not to water it. If we water it, it will affect its growth.

Four. Moisture

Because this plant is also a succulent, generally, you just need to pay attention to its growth nodes when watering. For example, if it has just ended its hibernation and is about to begin to recover, don't rush to water it at this time. You can wait and see how it grows. You should wait until its flower buds have grown out, then you can give it a little water. Otherwise, watering it too early will easily cause the flower buds to fall off as soon as they grow out.