Caterpillars grew in her flowerpot, but they came back to life by pinching off some branches, and the entire pot was full in one month!

What does white sandalwood look like?

Some people, like Huahua, think that white sandalwood looks like a caterpillar, while some people think it looks like a little finger. What do you think, flower lovers?

If you grow sandalwood like this, it will bloom quickly!

If you want the sandalwood to grow quickly, daily maintenance is essential.

1. Get more sun

If you want the sandalwood to bloom quickly, you must give it more sunlight. For flower lovers who grow it indoors, place it on the south balcony or south windowsill in a well-lit place. If conditions permit, it is best to grow it on an outdoor terrace or in the yard.

2. Be careful when watering!

Sandalwood needs to hibernate in winter, so watering must be stopped; when it starts to bask in the sun in spring and flower buds appear, do not water it. You must wait until the flower buds grow more than 1 cm before watering. If you water it too early, the sandalwood will grow small balls, and the flower buds will basically shrink and will not bloom.

3. Just add some compound fertilizer and the pot will be full immediately!

Many flower lovers can grow sandalwood well without fertilizing, but if the sandalwood in your home does not grow, Huahua still recommends that you add some fertilizer. You can add a few grains of compound fertilizer when repotting, and you can also pour some 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution into the pot.

4. A little freezing will lead to more flowers!

If the white sandalwood in your home never blooms, or only blooms once and never blooms again, it must be because it didn’t get a cold winter! White sandalwood is dormant in winter and will bloom more after vernalization. In the south, it can be grown outdoors all year round, and in the north it can be brought back into the house after the frost, but be careful not to get frostbite to ensure that the sandalwood will bloom more in the second year!

It can be kept alive by just pinching a branch, a must-have for people with clumsy hands!

As a very easy-to-grow variety of cactus, the propagation of white sandalwood is also super simple!

1. Cut a branch directly from the mother plant of white sandalwood and place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound slightly.

2. Prepare loose and breathable nutrient soil, bury the sandalwood branches slightly in the soil, and it will take root in about 2-3 weeks!