How to grow double happiness vine so that it blooms everywhere?

Double Happiness Vine is also called Fragrant Vine . It is a plant of the Apocynaceae family. It is a flower with a subtle fragrance that drifts in the wind. Many people grow it. So how do you grow the double happiness vine so that it blooms everywhere? Let’s learn more about it below.

1. Soil environment

Double Happiness Vine can be planted in any soil. After all, it is a garden plant, so it can be planted in general garden soil. It is recommended to use loose soil rich in humus for planting. You can open a piece of soil in a high place in your own yard, and then deeply turn the soil, and mix leaf mold and river sand into the garden soil to increase the humus and drainage of the soil. Note that when mixing the soil, you can add some pesticides to prevent pests from drilling out and harming the plants.

2. Reasonable watering

Double Happiness Vine likes a slightly moist soil environment. When managing water on a daily basis, you should not water it too frequently, causing the soil to be too wet, nor should you water it too little, causing the soil to be too dry. The best state for its growth is when the soil is slightly moist. Normally, watering can be done once every 4-5 days in spring and autumn, and each time you water, you should water when you see that the soil in the middle and lower layers of the pot is still moist. In summer, watering can be done once every 1-2 days, after all, evaporation is faster. In winter, because of the low temperature, the dry-wet cycle will be very slow, so watering can be kept about once every two weeks, or even longer.

3. Appropriate fertilization

Double Happiness Vine likes fertilizer , and sufficient fertilizer can promote the growth of plants and flower buds. Apply compound fertilizer during the growing season to promote lush growth of plant leaves, and increase phosphorus and potassium fertilizers before flowering to promote the growth of flower buds and prepare for flowering. Normally, you can just water it with compound fertilizer and nutrient solution. Stop fertilizing after flowering. After the flowering period, trim the remaining flowers and replenish the fertilizer supply to prepare for flowering again.

4. Adequate lighting

Double Happiness Vine likes bright light and ventilated environment. Try to keep it in bright light at ordinary times so that the flowers will be bright and colorful. It is also relatively shade-tolerant, but long-term lack of light will not only affect the growth of the plant, but will also lead to reduced or even no flowering. When caring for it at home, it must be placed where it can be exposed to sunlight. The summer sun is too strong, so pay attention to shade and avoid excessive exposure to the sun. In spring, autumn and winter, you can increase the light.

5. Suitable temperature

Double Happiness Vine likes a warm climate, and the most comfortable growing temperature is between 15-30 degrees. Once the temperature is greater than 35 degrees or less than 10 degrees, the leaves will dry up and fall off, and the temperature below 15 degrees will also affect flowering. It has a very low cold resistance and will be frostbitten at around 0 degrees, so it is best to move it indoors before 10 degrees in winter, and keep the indoor temperature above 12 degrees.

6. Regular pruning

There are generally two times to prune the double happiness vine. Prune after flowering and in spring. Pruning after the flowering period can shape the fragrant vine to make it beautiful. Pruning old plants in spring can encourage the growth of new branches. Cut off dead branches, weak branches, overgrown branches and messy branches in time, shorten the overly long branches, and promote the sprouting of new strong branches. Promote the growth of side branches. The more side branches, the more flowers. After the flowering period, the plant can continue to bloom even if the inflorescence is removed. Cut off messy and yellow branches in time to save nutrients for flowering.

That’s it