How to plant Xylosma congesta
The editor will tell you about how to plant Xylosma congesta and some small knowledge of its cultivation and management, the specific contents are as follows:
Xylosma congesta is a climbing shrub with an umbel inflorescence, ovate sepals, flowering from April to May, and the plant can reach a height of 6 meters. It is widely cultivated in regions such as Sichuan and Yunnan in China, mainly used for courtyard ornamental purposes, and is an indispensable famous ornamental plant for urban greening. Xylosma congesta is also known as honey-scented, green Xylosma, five spices, five-wood Xylosma, southern Xylosma, and Guang Xylosma, different names in different places, but all refer to the same plant. So, when is the best time to plant Xylosma congesta? Let's take a look at the planting methods together!
I. When to plant Xylosma congesta?
1. Time
Xylosma congesta can be planted throughout the year, and old stump planting can be done in autumn and winter. Large seedlings should be transplanted with soil balls, and small seedlings can be transplanted bare-rooted.
2. Methods
There are three methods for planting Xylosma congesta: cutting, layering, and combining sowing and division. Among them, because seeds are difficult to collect and the survival rate is not high, this method is generally not used.
3. Maintenance
8 hours of sunlight every day, keeping the temperature no lower than 18°C in winter, increasing watering frequency during hot weather, and applying diluted decomposed manure every 20 days during the growing period.
II. Planting methods for Xylosma congesta
1. Soil
Choose sandy soil with good drainage for planting Xylosma congesta. Adding some wood ash to the soil can disinfect and supplement the nutrients needed for plant growth, ensuring that the roots are not damaged and grow deep and lush.
2. Temperature
Xylosma congesta loves the sun, requiring 8 hours of scattered light per day, which helps the leaves carry out photosynthesis and makes them green and glossy. Young seedlings cannot withstand direct sunlight and require scattered light.
3. Fertilization
Apply nitrogen fertilizer in the early stage to ensure that the nutrients in the soil are not deficient, accelerate the growth of stems and leaves, and switch to phosphorus and potassium fertilizers when the flowers are about to bloom to promote flowering and make the fragrance more intense.
III. What is the meaning of the flowers of Xylosma congesta?
1. I am your captive
The flower language of Xylosma congesta is "I am your captive." When the flowers of Xylosma congesta are in full bloom, one is willing to become its captive. The flower language contains love, family, and friendship, expressing admiration and love for its beauty.
2. Wound of Anti-War
The flower language of Xylosma congesta also includes the wound of anti-war. The flowers are so beautiful that seeing them brings hope and peace. Therefore, Xylosma congesta is also known as the flower of peace and hope. The flowers are spotless, representing a pure heart and expressing people's longing for peace and hatred of war.
The above is [] about how to plant Xylosma congesta and its cultivation and management, for the reference of green plant enthusiasts, hoping to solve your problems in green plant and flower management.