Cultivation methods and precautions of Osmanthus fragrans

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: If you want to grow osmanthus well, it is important to provide suitable soil conditions. Slightly acidic soil is suitable for its growth, but if the acidity is too strong, it will cause the plant to grow slowly, the leaves will become yellow and dry, and fewer branches will be produced. If it is in alkaline soil, the leaves will wither after two or three months and gradually die.

2. Watering: Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. Water it thoroughly each time. However, the degree of watering varies according to the time. Plants need less watering after they have just been repotted and less watering in rainy weather, but in summer and autumn, they need more watering.

3. Light: It likes light. When it is maintained indoors, it needs to be placed in a sunny place, and the daily light time should be maintained at 8 to 12 hours to meet normal needs.

4. Fertilization: It likes to grow in a nutrient-rich environment. When it germinates and nurtures flower buds, it needs to apply more nutrients containing phosphorus and potassium to enable the plant to grow healthily.

2. Precautions

During breeding, pruning is required. One is to promote the sprouting of new branches, and the other is to ensure good appearance.