How to grow tuberose so that it blooms more and has a stronger fragrance

Maintenance of tuberose flowers

Soil for breeding

When caring for tuberose, you should first put some coarse sand at the bottom of the flowerpot. This is to increase the drainage and air permeability of the soil, which can help the growth and development of tuberose and promote flowering.

It is best to choose sandy soil, and pay attention to loosening the soil regularly, otherwise the soil in the pot will become hardened over time, hindering the growth of the root system and thus hindering flowering.

Fertilization management

During the flowering period, tuberose consumes a lot of nutrients, so it also needs to be supplemented with nutrients. Fertilizer should be applied during this period, and topdressing should be done during the bud period and the entire flowering period. The fertilizer can be potassium dihydrogen phosphate and decomposed cake fertilizer water.

Lighting Management

Tuberose needs sufficient light during its flowering period, so sufficient light must be ensured during the flowering period. At this time, in order to have more flowers, you should also pay attention to watering around the plant. You can just sprinkle water around the leaves and potting soil.

How to care for tuberose flowers with strong fragrance

1. Planting period

If you want the tuberose to bloom with a strong and fragrant scent, the first thing to do is to choose the planting period, which should be April;

Soak the seeds in clean water overnight before planting;

When planting, use garden soil or sandy loam, and then apply base fertilizer, which is conducive to later flowering. After planting, place it in a sunny place for maintenance.

2. Fertilization

In order to make the tuberose bloom more fragrant, it is necessary to apply top dressing and fertilization;

Especially during the growth period of tuberose, you can generally apply 3 to 4 times of liquid fertilizer to promote the growth of flowers;

It is also necessary to ensure sufficient light, which is of great help to the opening of tuberose flowers as well as their growth and fragrance release after opening.