How to care for osmanthus in winter and the correct watering method for osmanthus throughout the year.

How to care for osmanthus in winter

An article about how to care for osmanthus in winter and the correct watering methods for osmanthus, knowledge in the field of flowers. Corrections are welcome if there are any mistakes!

Osmanthus is one of China's top ten traditional famous flowers, deeply loved by flower enthusiasts. It has a cultivation history of over 2500 years in our country. As osmanthus is both beautiful to look at and fragrant to smell, whether planted in the garden or as a potted plant, it is very attractive and loved by many flower enthusiasts!

Osmanthus, one of the ten traditional famous flowers

In modern urban landscape design, osmanthus trees are often chosen. Osmanthus also has a rich cultural significance. "The beauty of things, the showy cassia," osmanthus has always been a symbol of beautiful and elegant things in the world. Many friends are willing to keep a pot of osmanthus at home, as its branches and leaves remain green and beautiful all year round, bringing luck and good fortune. Even children and the elderly love it!

Evergreen and noble flowers

Many friends ask me when is the best time to plant osmanthus? In fact, osmanthus can be planted in spring, autumn, and winter. It's not suitable to plant in summer because the high temperature can cause the seedlings to dehydrate easily. Many friends think spring is the best planting season for osmanthus, but that's not entirely true. Why? Because in spring, osmanthus has already sprouted new buds, and these new buds will quickly wither after transplanting. Although the plant may survive, there will still be some impact! Planting osmanthus in autumn and winter does not have this problem.

So, what should be paid attention to when planting osmanthus in autumn and winter?

Actually, osmanthus is a very easy-to-care-for green plant. First of all, it has a developed root system, strong germination, and strong adaptability to temperature, being able to adapt to environments from -15 to 40 degrees Celsius. Therefore, it can be planted in most parts of our country. So, when planting osmanthus in autumn and winter, we just need to pay attention to the following four points to make the osmanthus branches lush and flowers abundant!

1. Soil,

Many friends use flower fertilizer soil to plant osmanthus, which is actually not correct, because flower fertilizer soil is not good for the stabilization of osmanthus roots, so it is difficult for the plant to survive. We should use general field soil or vegetable garden soil, which is just ordinary soil.

Such vegetable garden soil is very good

2. Sunlight

Although osmanthus is a sun-loving plant, it's not good to expose newly transplanted osmanthus to direct sunlight, as it can easily die. This is because the root system of the osmanthus has not yet recovered and cannot absorb water well. It's best not to expose it to the sun for half a month. If it's outdoors, some branches should be pruned to reduce water evaporation and help it survive.

3. Watering

The frequency of watering osmanthus depends on the weather and the growth condition of the plant. During maintenance, whether indoors or outdoors, we need to ensure that the soil is moist. Don't ask me how often to water it.

4. Fertilizing

It's best not to fertilize newly transplanted osmanthus. First, to prevent root burning, and second, the plant cannot absorb the fertilizer well, which may have a bad effect. We should fertilize once in spring and autumn every year after the osmanthus has survived.

The above four points are the matters that need to be paid attention to when planting osmanthus in autumn and winter. Are they simple?

Moreover, in autumn, you can also cut some sturdy branches for leaf cutting, which can propagate many small osmanthus seedlings, and it's a fun thing to do! Do you like to keep osmanthus as a potted plant?

The above content about how to care for osmanthus in winter and the correct watering methods for osmanthus is introduced to you. Have the green plant enthusiasts understood it?