Clove cultivation methods and precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: It has strong adaptability and is suitable for planting in soil with loose texture, high organic content and good drainage. It grows poorly in acidic soils.

2. Temperature: It likes a warm environment. Too low temperature will cause the leaves of the plant to fall off, so the lowest average temperature in a month needs to reach about 20 degrees.

3. Watering: It is drought-resistant, likes moisture, and is afraid of waterlogging. Watering does not need to be too frequent. Generally, it is sufficient once every ten days or so. Excessive watering will cause water accumulation in the pot and root rot of the plant.

4. Light: Lilac prefers shade and should not be exposed to the scorching sun. Mature trees prefer sunlight and need sufficient sunlight to bloom and bear fruit.

5. Fertilization: Excessive fertilization of the plant will cause the branches and leaves to grow too long, making it difficult for flower buds to grow, and the number of flowers will be greatly reduced.

2. Precautions

During the budding period of lilac in mid-March, its branches need to be pruned. It needs to be repotted and the roots need to be pruned every two to three years.