How to grow sycamore flowers

1. Soil:

The sycamore flower has a strong adaptability to soil and can survive in most soils. It is suitable for cultivation in fertile loam with deep soil layer and good drainage.

2. Lighting:

The sycamore flower is light-loving and needs a lot of light during its growth period, which promotes plant growth. If the plant receives too little light, it will grow slowly and be difficult to survive.

3. Watering:

The paulownia flower needs a lot of water during its growth period. It needs to be watered frequently to keep the soil moist to ensure its survival. After flowering, you can reduce the frequency of watering.

4. Fertilization:

The fertilizer applied when cultivating paulownia flowers is mainly basal fertilizer, and nitrogen fertilizer needs to be applied in the later stage to promote vigorous growth of the plants. Fertilization should be applied in autumn, which can increase the plant's resistance to cold and help it survive the winter.

5. Notes:

1. Diseases: The main diseases of sycamore flowers are root rot and leaf blight. They will harm the roots and leaves of the sycamore flowers, and in severe cases can cause the death of the plants. If the disease is found, the infected soil can be cleaned up and fungicides can be sprayed for prevention and control.

2. Pests: The main pests of sycamore flowers are bronze psyllids and cotton leaf folders, which feed on the leaves of sycamore flowers and their secretions hinder photosynthesis. The damage can be effectively controlled by spraying some chemical drugs or using natural enemies to protect them.