How to grow Clerodendrum thomsoniae and precautions How to grow Clerodendrum thomsoniae in pots

Clerodendrum thomsoniae is relatively easy to grow, and has basically no disadvantages except that it is not cold-resistant. It grows fast, has strong disease resistance, and does not attract insects. It is not difficult to plant and maintain, and is very friendly to novices and lazy flower lovers.

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1. Soil

If you usually grow Clerodendrum thomsoniae, you don't need to use a large flowerpot. Its roots are very afraid of siltation, so it is suitable to use a smaller pot with good air permeability. The soil can be loose, fertile, acidic soil, peat soil and culture soil for cultivation.

2. Lighting

Clerodendrum thomsoniae is a sun-loving plant, suitable for growing in a sunny environment. Strong sunlight is conducive to the growth and development of Clerodendrum thomsoniae. On the contrary, a dark environment will cause Clerodendrum thomsoniae to wither and turn yellow, so sufficient light conditions are very important.

3. Moisture

Clerodendrum thomsoniae requires a lot of water. If the soil surface is dry, it should be watered in time, but waterlogging should be avoided. The hot summer is the period when Clerodendrum thomsoniae needs a lot of water, so the development of Clerodendrum thomsoniae should be observed in time and watered.

4. Fertilization

During the growth period of Clerodendrum thomsoniae, a small amount of fertilizer can be applied, and a small amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium is enough. The frequency of fertilization is more appropriate once every half a month. During the growth and flowering period, we try to choose fertilizers with high phosphorus content, which can prolong the flowering period.

Precautions for the maintenance of Clerodendrum thomsoniae

1. Flower Pots

The pot should be changed once every one or two years of cultivation, and the time should be chosen as in spring or after the flowers have faded.

2. Pruning

When the potted Clerodendrum thomsoniae grows to about 10 cm, it can be pruned . It is necessary to observe the development of Clerodendrum thomsoniae at all times. If it is found to be growing too vigorously, it should be pruned.