Cultivation methods and precautions of Pagoda Flower Sphagnum

1. Soil

The requirements of the substrate used for the Pagoda Flower Sphagnum are not very high, as long as it is breathable, so the soil of the Pagoda Flower Sphagnum is generally peat mixed with coal slag, with an approximate ratio of 1:1.

2. Lighting

The pagoda-flowered osmanthus needs more light during its growth period. Spring and autumn are the peak growing seasons, so it must receive sufficient sunlight. It is recommended to give it full light. However, when the sun is strong, shading should be provided to avoid sunburn from strong sunlight in summer. This is beneficial to leaf photosynthesis and promotes growth.

3. Watering

When replenishing water for the plants, be sure to follow a reasonable watering method. Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. Do not water when it is not dry. Moreover, the amount of water must be controlled. Not too much water will easily accumulate and eventually cause the roots of the plants to rot.

4. Temperature

The weather is cold in winter. When the temperature is too cold, you should reduce the amount of water or stop watering. If the temperature is below 0 degrees, keep the soil in the pot dry. It is recommended that flower lovers try to keep the indoor temperature no lower than minus 5 degrees Celsius and control the temperature well so that their flowers can survive the cold winter in good health.