What soil is best for Daphne odora?

Osmanthus fragrans has relatively high requirements for soil and prefers loose and breathable soil. Because the plant has fleshy roots, it has very high requirements for soil permeability.

Soil for Daphne odora

Osmanthus fragrans is not tolerant to waterlogging. The plant has fleshy roots and is very afraid of waterlogging, so it likes soil with good drainage and air permeability, such as coarse river sand and coarse sand. If the drainage is poor, it will easily cause root suffocation.

Soil preparation method for Daphne koreana

1. Use river sand, garden soil, and rotten leaves, and mix them in a ratio of 1:1:1. You can also add some organic fertilizer. This way, the Osmanthus fragrans will have enough nutrients to maintain its growth after being potted.

2. In addition, you can also use acidic leaf mold and coarse sand in a ratio of 7:3. This is also very suitable for the growth of Osmanthus fragrans. If conditions permit, you can also add some perlite, vermiculite, etc.

Changing the soil for Daphne odora

The potting soil will become compacted to varying degrees after long-term use, so it is generally necessary to repot and change the soil of Osmanthus fragrans every two years or so so that the soil can continue to provide nutrients for the plant and it can be directly planted in the new soil.