Frangipani cultivation methods and precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: The flower soil used for potted plants can be slightly acidic, preferably rich in nutrients, relatively fertile, and have a loose texture.

2. Light: Adequate light is conducive to growth. During daily maintenance, you need to ensure good light so that the quantity and quality of flowering can be guaranteed. It cannot be grown in a shady environment for a long time, otherwise there will be problems with the flowers blooming, becoming small and sparse.

3. Watering: Reasonable watering ensures growth. Except for winter, watering is required frequently in the other three seasons to keep it moist. When the air is dry, spraying water is needed to ensure humidity. But in winter, try to reduce it to avoid frost damage.

4. Fertilization: In order to make the flowers bloom luxuriantly, apply decomposed fertilizer once a month, paying attention to the balance of nutrition.

2. Precautions

In order to grow it better, you need to repot and change the soil regularly. This can ensure the supply of nutrients and increase the number of flowers. When repotting, it is best to add some organic fertilizer. Also pay attention to pruning and shorten some dead branches and short branches.