How to cultivateSeven Mile fragrance to make it bloom
An article about how to cultivate Seven Mile fragrance to make it bloom and some tips on caring for the plant in the field of green plants and flowers, followed by a comprehensive introduction.
Mentioning Seven Mile fragrance, most people stay in the melodious singing of Jay Chou. However, Seven Mile fragrance is actually a green shrub ornamental fragrance plant with pleasant flowers and beautiful plant posture, which has high ornamental value. Many flower enthusiasts also choose to plant it at home. So how should Seven Mile fragrance be planted? Let's learn about it together.
Methods for planting Seven Mile fragrance
1. Soil. Seven Mile fragrance does not have high requirements for soil, but it is preferable for seeds to grow in sandy soil rich in humus and loose and fertile. Also, it should be noted that after planting Seven Mile fragrance in the soil, it is necessary to water thoroughly and keep it in a shaded area for about 10 days, and then move it to a place with sufficient sunlight and good ventilation for maintenance.
2. Temperature. In terms of temperature, Seven Mile fragrance grows at temperatures between 20-32°C, so it needs to be kept in a warmer place during the hardening process. Do not let the temperature drop below 8°C, otherwise it may slow down the growth rate and cause the leaves to wither.
3. Watering. Seven Mile fragrance prefers a humid environment, so it is necessary to water appropriately during cultivation. Controlling water before budding helps the differentiation of flower buds. However, excessive watering can easily cause root rot in Seven Mile fragrance. Moreover, it is best to water once in the morning and evening during spring and autumn, water once a day or every other day in spring, and reduce the amount of water in winter, with about one watering per month being most suitable. In the rainy season, you can choose to water less or not at all.
4. Fertilization. Fertilization mainly focuses on two points: one is that when turning the soil or changing pots, an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer should be added to the potting soil; the other is that a compound fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium should be applied every half month during the growth process. Other fertilization points need to be determined according to the actual growth condition of Seven Mile fragrance.
Precautions
Every two to three years, Seven Mile fragrance needs to be repotted with new soil. A larger pot can be chosen for the new pot to allow enough space for the roots to grow. The new soil can be soil with higher fertility to provide sufficient nutrients.
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