Choose the right variety to prepare the planting soil, choose the right planting time, and plant method to maintain and control lavender. This plant, known as the "Queen of Vanilla", is deeply loved by people for its unique aroma and beautiful flowers. Planting lavender at home can not only beautify the home environment, but also bring a happy mood. This article will introduce you in detail the method of growing lavender at home, making you easily become a lavender grower. There are many varieties of lavender to choose, the common ones are French lavender, British lavender, etc. When planting at home, it is recommended to choose varieties with strong adaptability and short growth cycle. French lavender is widely loved because of its rich fragrance and long flowering period. Preparing to plant soil lavender has high requirements on the soil. You like sandy soil with good drainage and strong air permeability. You can choose to buy special lavender planting soil or prepare it yourself. Mix garden soil, sand and legumes in a ratio of 1:1:1 to get soil suitable for lavender growth. Choosing the right planting time is suitable for planting lavender in spring and autumn. The spring temperature is suitable, which is conducive to plant growth; the autumn temperature gradually decreases, and the plant can fully accumulate nutrients and prepare for overwintering. Planting method 1. Digging: Dig a pit with a depth and diameter of 30 cm each according to the size of the plant.
2. Place the plant: Place the plant in the pit to stretch the root system.
3. Filling: Fill the prepared soil into the pit and gently compact it.
4. Watering: Pour water thoroughly immediately after planting to help fix the soil. Daily maintenance 1. Watering: Lavender is drought-resistant, but the soil needs to be kept moist during growth. When it is high in summer, the number of watering can be increased appropriately.
2. Fertilization: Organic fertilizer is applied once every spring and autumn to supplement nutrients.
3. Weeding: Remove weeds in time to avoid competing with lavender for nutrients.
4. Pruning: Every spring, prune the plants to remove withered leaves and sick branches to promote the growth of new buds. There are few pests and diseases in lavender, but the following points still need to be paid attention to: 1. To prevent pests such as aphids and red spiders, biopesticides can be used to control them.
2. Pay attention to observe the growth of plants and deal with pests and diseases found in a timely manner.
Planting lavender at home can not only beautify the home environment, but also bring joy. Through the above methods, I believe you have mastered the skills of growing lavender at home. Let us enjoy the good times brought by lavender together!
Note: The content of this article is for reference only. The specific planting methods may vary depending on factors such as region and climate. During the planting process, please adjust them according to actual conditions.