Cinnamon Growth Environment Conditions and Characteristics
Today's life tip introduces the related experience of planting osmanthus flowers, focusing on the growth environment conditions and characteristics. Next, the site editor will introduce to netizens.
Cinnamon Growth Environment Conditions and Characteristics
Osmanthus mainly grows in the southwestern part of the Himalayas in China, India, Cambodia, and Nepal. It prefers sunny areas and also has high temperature requirements, with an annual average temperature of 18-28°C and humidity of 40%, and grows best in black nutrient-rich soil.
Cinnamon Growth Environment Conditions and Requirements
Now widely planted in the Huai River Valley and areas to the south, its suitable habitat extends north to the lower reaches of the Yellow River and south to Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan. Osmanthus adapts to subtropical climates, preferring warm and humid conditions, suitable for planting in areas with an average temperature of 14-28°C.
Osmanthus Growth TemperatureOsmanthus requires a temperature of 24-28°C during its growth, with an average temperature of 0°C in January, able to withstand a minimum temperature of -13°C, and the optimal growth temperature is between 15-28°C.
Osmanthus Growth HumidityHumidity is extremely important for the growth and development of osmanthus, requiring an annual average humidity of 75%-85%. It follows the principle of watering when dry and wetting when wet, especially during the juvenile stage and when the adult trees are flowering, which requires more water, and the soil should be kept moist during this time.
Osmanthus Growth SoilOsmanthus is not very picky about soil, except for alkaline soil and low-lying or overly heavy, poorly drained soil, it can generally grow in most conditions, but it thrives best in deep, loose, fertile, and well-drained slightly acidic sandy loam soil.
Osmanthus Growth Cycle and Process
The growth period of osmanthus is from April to May each year, with a growth cycle that requires 1-2 years. The basic process of osmanthus bud differentiation can be divided into six stages: inflorescence differentiation, small flower differentiation, sepal differentiation, petal differentiation, stamen differentiation, and pistil (degenerated pistil) differentiation.
The above tips about the growth environment conditions and characteristics of osmanthus green plants and flowers are hoped to bring help to you in your daily life!