How to Care for Potted White Magnolia
Today's article introduces some small experiences on how to care for potted white magnolias and key points of maintaining white magnolias. Let's take a look together.
White magnolia is a very elegant and graceful flower with a fragrant aroma when in bloom, endearing it to many. During the season of white magnolia, many people often pick and sell the flowers. Today, I will introduce how to care for white magnolias.
I. Soil
It is best to use decomposed leaf soil for planting, as this type of soil is not only fertile but also loose and breathable. Avoid using soil with high clay content, as it can easily cause waterlogging and lead to root rot in white magnolias when watered.
II. Light and Temperature
White magnolias should be placed in a relatively bright area for cultivation. They enjoy sunlight but cannot tolerate direct strong sunlight. In the summer, when the sun is strong, they need to be shaded or moved to a cooler place.
The optimal growth temperature for white magnolias is around 20 to 30 degrees Celsius. They are not cold-tolerant and need to be kept warm during winter. The temperature should not drop below 6 degrees Celsius, or they may easily freeze.
III. Water and Fertilizer Management
White magnolias have fleshy roots, so they should not be watered excessively. It is generally necessary to water them thoroughly only when the soil is completely dry. The watering frequency will vary depending on the temperature, for example, about once every two days in spring and autumn, and more frequent watering in summer.
Feed the white magnolia with fertilizer once every half month to promote better growth, but no fertilizer is needed during the winter.
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