Cultivation method of Osmanthus fragrans and precautions for cultivating Osmanthus fragrans

Osmanthus fragrans is a very precious flower plant. It can be used for viewing and has high economic value. Many people like to grow it. However, it is not easy to grow Osmanthus fragrans well. Before growing it, you must understand the cultivation methods and precautions of Osmanthus fragrans in advance. Below is my detailed introduction to the cultivation methods and precautions of Osmanthus fragrans. Friends who need it can take a look.

Cultivation methods and precautions of Osmanthus fragrans

1. Selection of potting soil for Osmanthus fragrans

If you want to grow Osmanthus fragrans well, the choice of potting soil is very important. You should choose a slightly acidic, well-drained and fertile potting soil. Do not choose a strongly acidic or alkaline potting soil, otherwise the Osmanthus fragrans cannot survive.

2. Fertilizer supply for Osmanthus fragrans

If you want to grow Osmanthus fragrans well, the supply of fertilizer is very important. This plant likes pig manure the most. Before transplanting it into a flowerpot, you should put a layer of pig manure at the bottom of the flowerpot. If there is no such fertilizer in the city, you can also fry the soybeans, grind them into paste, and mix them in the potting soil. Only with enough fertilizer can Osmanthus fragrans grow vigorously.

3. Control of the flowering period of Osmanthus fragrans

When cultivating Osmanthus fragrans, it is also very important to control the flowering period. The formation and differentiation of its flower buds need to go through a process of high temperature, low temperature, and high temperature. Under normal circumstances, its flower buds will differentiate at around 30 degrees, and 25 to 30 grams will form flower buds. In an environment of 15 degrees, it will go dormant in three to five days. Based on this characteristic, you can control the flowering period of Osmanthus fragrans by adjusting the temperature.