What soil to use for potted lilacs and other maintenance factors for lilacs

1. What soil to use

1. Requirements: Suitable potting soil helps its growth. Although the requirements for the soil are not strict, it is best to provide soil suitable for its growth. The soil used must first be loose so that the roots can breathe normally and meet the needs of growth. It must also be permeable so that water can be discharged as soon as possible if water accumulates. It cannot accumulate in large quantities in the potting soil. Although lilac can tolerate barrenness, it also needs to maintain fertility to provide nutrients for growth.

2. Soil preparation: The soil used cannot be of a single type, as this cannot meet all needs. You can mix garden soil, fine sand, and leaf mold in proportion.

3. Disinfection: The prepared soil cannot be used directly as it may contain bacteria and insect eggs. It needs to be disinfected. It can be spread out under the sun or mixed with a carbendazim solution to achieve a disinfection effect.

2. Other maintenance factors

1. Sunlight: In addition to ensuring suitable soil, potted lilac flowers also need sufficient sunlight, which is also very important. When they are growing vigorously, they can be placed directly in a place with good light.

2. Water: Reasonable watering is needed to maintain the growth needs, but water accumulation is prohibited.

3. Fertilization: Apply a certain amount of base fertilizer before potting, and provide fertilizer reasonably during the growth and maintenance process.