Cultivation methods and precautions of Guri Fragrant

1. Soil

The most basic requirements are fertility, looseness, and good drainage. Any type of soil that meets these requirements will do, but sandy soil works well.

2. Moisture

The general principles have been mentioned above. This plant is generally drought tolerant and has no problem with some dryness. However, be sure not to allow water to accumulate, otherwise its leaves will easily curl and the roots will rot.

3. Light

It is a very light-loving plant species. Place it in a well-lit area without worrying about direct light. Generally speaking, it is most beneficial to ensure five or six hours of sunlight per day. This way, it will grow stronger and have a stronger fragrance after flowering. Especially in winter, it should be placed in a place with sufficient light.

4. Temperature

It cannot tolerate severe cold, so the temperature should be kept within the range suitable for it, which is the range we mentioned above. If it is difficult to ensure in winter, then the minimum temperature should not be below 5 degrees. Otherwise, its leaves will fall off easily, which will greatly affect its growth and development in the second year.

5. Pruning

The most common practice is to combine it with repotting or do it during transplanting. In spring, those branches that are too dense, too long, or those that are an eyesore can be pruned off. In addition, an additional session can be conducted from October to November.

6. Notes

(1) First of all, because it is afraid of waterlogging, be sure to move it indoors on rainy days.

(2) It is not advisable to prune the plant during its flowering period.