How to care for viola
An introduction to the care techniques, aromatic effects, and green plant flowers regarding how to care for viola, let's learn about it together below.
Viola originated from the Mediterranean, belongs to the Cruciferae family, and is one of the top ten famous flowers in Europe. The flowers have a cold and elegant purple color, which is very charming. They can survive the winter when planted in southern gardens, are perennial herbs, and can be trained into tree-like shapes. Today, let's talk about viola from three aspects.
1. The habits of viola
Viola prefers a warm and humid environment, does not tolerate shade, requires ample sunlight, and the southern side of the house is most suitable. It likes a cool environment, and we can place it under large green plants, which can provide shade for it during the hottest part of the day.
Waterlogging in the pot soil can cause root rot, so when planting, add some small stones at the bottom of the pot to create a drainage layer. In the north, where the air is dry, it's good to spray water more often. In the south, with high humidity, it requires good ventilation and is less likely to breed mold. Water every three days and apply some slow-release compound fertilizer once a month.
How to care for viola
Temperatures between 15 to 20 degrees Celsius are the most suitable environment for viola growth, with slightly alkaline soil. If these conditions are met, there should be no major problems.
2. The effects of viola essential oil
The fragrance of viola has the feeling that it is searched for a thousand times, yet it is right there in the dim light. Its leaves can be used to extract essential oil, which acts on the Sanjiao channel of the human body. The fragrance of viola can improve sleep and clear the lungs. Friends who often have insomnia and dry coughing can be given some viola.
You can apply a little essential oil to the back of your hand to relieve stress. Tense nerves will relax, and when faced with situations, you will analyze them rationally before dealing with them, achieving twice the results with half the effort.