1. Can it be raised indoors?Osmanthus fragrans can be grown indoors. It is a non-toxic and harmless plant, and its requirements for sunlight are not very high. A small amount of sunlight every day is enough, so it is best to place it next to a sunny window when growing it. However, it is best not to grow it in the bedroom, especially when it is in bloom, because many flower lovers say that its fragrance will make people feel uncomfortable. Although it has not been scientifically proven that it is poisonous, it is better to be careful. 2. PrecautionsIt should be noted that its rhizomes are poisonous. If there are children and pets at home, you need to be extra careful when growing it to prevent them from being accidentally ingested. Also, when doing daily pruning and repotting, you must also take protective measures to avoid causing unnecessary trouble. 3. How many years can you live?Under normal breeding conditions, it can survive for 7-10 years. The specific period depends on the usual maintenance conditions of the flower lovers. If you don't pay attention to maintenance, the lifespan may be shorter. If you take good care of it, the lifespan will be relatively longer. |
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