The Clerodendrum thomsoniae is famous for its unique flower shape. The flowers of this plant have a distinct double-layer structure, with milky white petals on the outside and protruding red stamens on the inside, vividly imitating the scene of "dragon spitting pearls", hence the name. Let’s learn how to care for the Clerodendrum thomsoniae . 1. Soil Clerodendrum thomsoniae is suitable for growing in loose and fertile soil, especially potted Clerodendrum thomsoniae, which requires such soil conditions to ensure its good growth. 2. Lighting The Clerodendrum thomsoniae is suitable for maintenance in an environment with plenty of sunlight. In spring, autumn and winter, it should be ensured that it can receive normal sunlight to avoid yellowing leaves due to insufficient light. Due to the strong sunlight in summer, appropriate shade is needed to protect the plants from heat damage. 3. Watering The principle of watering the Clerodendrum thomsoniae is "water when the soil is dry and water when the soil is wet", that is, water it after the soil surface is dry. Especially during the peak growth period and hot summer, more attention should be paid to timely replenishment of water. 4. Fertilization When fertilizing the Clerodendrum thomsoniae, an appropriate amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer should be used. During the growing season, it is more appropriate to apply fertilizer once every half a month; in winter, due to the slower growth rate, the frequency of fertilization can be reduced to once a month or every two months, following the principle of "thin fertilizers and frequent application". 5. Pruning When the Clerodendrum thomsoniae grows to about 12 cm, it can be pruned to control the height of the plant and promote branching and flowering. At the same time, it is necessary to observe the growth of the plants regularly, and overly vigorous and leggy branches should be pruned in time to maintain a good plant shape and promote flowering. The above are the maintenance methods of Clerodendrum thomsoniae, which can ensure the healthy growth of Clerodendrum thomsoniae and show its unique beauty. If you have any other questions, you can continue to leave a message.
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