Osmanthus family cultivation methods and precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Osmanthus is not very strict about the soil requirements. Alkaline soil, soil that is prone to adhesion and poor drainage cannot be used. It needs soil with better drainage to grow normally.

2. Temperature: The most suitable temperature for the growth of osmanthus is between ten and thirty degrees. It should be grown indoors in a ventilated environment in winter.

3. Watering: It prefers dryness, but when the temperature is high in summer, the evaporation rate of water accelerates, so it needs to be watered once a day. Do not water too much to prevent water accumulation in the pot, which will cause the roots of the plant to rot.

4. Light: In winter, it should be placed in a location with sufficient sunlight. In summer, the light is too strong, so it should be properly shaded and wait for the light to gradually weaken before it can receive normal light.

5. Fertilization: Compound fertilizer should be used around July to provide the plants with the nutrients they need.

2. Precautions

It is best to repot between germinations in spring, taking care to protect the plant's roots.