Cultivation methods and precautions of Ligustrum lucidum

How to cultivate Ligustrum lucidum

Selection of potting soil for cultivating Ligustrum lucidum

The pots needed for growing Ligustrum lucidum include: purple clay pots or ceramic pots. The size and shape of the pot should be selected according to the shape of the Ligustrum lucidum. It can be rectangular or oval.

Soil: Because Ligustrum lucidum has a well-developed root system and strong growth adaptability, the soil requirements are not high. It only needs to be loose, fertile and rich in humus.

Management of watering and fertilizing for cultivating Ligustrum lucidum

Ligustrum lucidum likes moisture and is not drought-tolerant, so you must ensure that there is sufficient water in the growing environment of Ligustrum lucidum. Water it sufficiently and thoroughly, and keep the area around the pot moist.

Fertilization of Ligustrum lucidum: When repotting Ligustrum lucidum, apply some base fertilizer, which will help increase the ground temperature and provide a warm growing environment for Ligustrum lucidum.

In spring and autumn, apply cake fertilizer twice each to provide sufficient nutrition for Ligustrum lucidum and promote its growth.

Light and temperature for cultivating Ligustrum lucidum

Ligustrum lucidum likes light, so it should be placed in a well-lit place for maintenance, but remember to avoid direct sunlight and provide appropriate shade.

The temperature for Ligustrum lucidum to grow just needs to be kept at normal temperature. Just make sure it is not lower than 12 degrees in winter.

How to reproduce Ligustrum lucidum

The main methods of propagation of Ligustrum lucidum include: sowing propagation and cutting propagation, but the most commonly used method is sowing propagation, which can be done in spring or winter.

Things to note when growing Ligustrum lucidum

Transplanting and pruning of Ligustrum lucidum

When pruning Ligustrum lucidum, it is important to pay attention to the pruning when transplanting in the nursery, and the main stem should be shortened to 1/3.

Pests and diseases

The main diseases and pests in Ligustrum lucidum cultivation are rust and damping-off disease. Attention should be paid to prevention and treatment to avoid the leaves of Ligustrum lucidum falling off and affecting the growth of rhizomes.