How to grow potted lilacs? Do lilacs need to be pruned?

1. Breeding methods

1. Choose a pot and match the soil: The root system of lilac is relatively developed, and it needs a larger space to grow. You can choose a medium-deep ceramic pot. There is no requirement for the shape, square or round ones are both acceptable. It is not demanding on the soil inside and can grow in many soil types, but it is best to choose loose and breathable soil. It can be cultivated by mixing garden soil and leaf mold.

2. Plenty of sunlight: Lilac can tolerate partial shade but prefers plenty of sunlight. It cannot grow without light, so keep it facing the sun as much as possible during the growing period and don’t place it in a place where it can’t see light.

3. Reasonable watering: Growth is inseparable from the application of water. If you find that the soil in the pot is dry, you need to water it in time, but do not give too much water, and do not allow water to accumulate in the pot. Pay attention to the frequency of watering. During the growth period, you can water it every 2-3 days.

4. Correct fertilization: Lilac needs to be fertilized reasonably during its growth process. It does not like large amounts of fertilizer, so do not apply too much fertilizer. Generally, fertilizer should be applied according to its growth.

5. Suitable temperature: Maintain suitable temperature during the growth process. Try to keep the temperature above 10 degrees Celsius in winter. Do a good job of keeping warm to prevent the plants from freezing and death.

2. Does it need pruning?

Potted lilacs need to be pruned. If you don't pay attention to pruning, the branches will easily grow messy.