Cultivation methods and maintenance matters of old mountain wood fragrance piles

How to grow mountain wood fragrance into an old pile

The original name of Osmanthus fragrans is small-fruited rose. It is a typical wild evergreen shrub for ornamental flowers and fruits. Its origin is in East China and Central and South China. If its old stumps are to grow rapidly and beautifully, suitable soil is very important. Usually loose, breathable, slightly acidic soil is used, and sufficient light environment is also required.

When digging up old Aromatica stumps, it is usually done during the dormant period, when the nutrient consumption is relatively small and it is easiest to dig for survival. Therefore, it is usually done from winter to spring before germination, when it has stored a large amount of nutrients and the evaporation is relatively small.

Cultivation method of old mountain wood fragrance pile

Osmanthus fragrans likes warm sunshine. If you want it to grow stronger, you must give it sufficient light, which is conducive to the trunk and root system becoming strong. It needs sufficient sunlight when growing, but avoid exposure to the sun in summer. During the maintenance period, you need to pay attention to reasonable watering and fertilizing.

Pruning old woodruff

When the old woodruff is growing, it needs to be properly pruned to give it a more attractive shape, so that the branches and trunk can cooperate and complement each other, and the floating branches and supporting branches can set off each other.

Matters Needing Attention in the Maintenance of Old Aucklandia Sinensis

When the old stump of Aromatica grandiflora is growing, you need to pay attention to it. It needs sufficient sunlight during maintenance, but in summer, it must be avoided from direct sunlight, otherwise the leaves will be burned. It should also be watered in moderation to avoid water accumulation, otherwise it will affect the growth of the root system.

Picture appreciation of old piles of mountain wood fragrance