How to cultivate and pay attention to the fragrant vine

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Lighting requirements

Water and fertilizer management

Temperature requirements

soil selection

Breeding method

prune

Precautions

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1. Lighting: a warm, humid and sunny environment. 2. Water and fertilizer: Control watering and keep the pot soil moist; apply compound fertilizer 3 to 5 times during the growth period. 3. Environment: between 20 and 30°C, not exceeding 35°C, and the room temperature in winter should not be lower than 10°C. 4. Soil: sandy loam rich in humus and well-drained.

Lighting requirements

Light requirements

The fragrant vine likes a warm, humid and sunny environment. Sufficient light can ensure the normal growth of the fragrant vine, and it can range from half sun to full sun. Of course, the fragrant vine can also be maintained in a slightly shaded place.

Water and fertilizer management

During the maintenance process of fragrant vine, water and fertilizer management must be done well. When it comes to watering, watering should be controlled to avoid excessive waterlogging or drying out, which may cause poor plant growth. Proper management of water and fertilizer can form a well-developed root system, and only then can the fragrant vine grow vigorously. During the growth period, an appropriate amount of compound fertilizer can be applied 3-5 times.

Temperature requirements

The optimal temperature for the growth of the fragrant vine is between 20-30℃, preferably not to exceed 35℃. In winter, it is easy to get frostbite when the temperature is too low, so in winter Pay attention to maintaining the temperature, preferably not lower than 10℃.

Soil selection

Principe vine does not have high soil requirements and has strong adaptability, but sandy loam rich in humus and well-drained is preferred.

Propagation methods

Principal vines are generally propagated by cuttings, but they can also be propagated quickly by tissue culture.

Pruning

There are generally two times for pruning the fragrant vine. Prune after flowering and in spring. Pruning after the flowering period can shape the fragrant vine and make it beautiful. Pruning old plants in spring can promote the growth of new branches.

Notes

The light should be sufficient. Insufficient light will cause the flowering of the fragrant vine to decrease.

When fertilizing, the amount of nitrogen fertilizer should be controlled to prevent the plants from being too nutritious and growing too vigorously, which will affect flowering and reduce flowering.

Although the fragrant vine is highly resistant to stress and is less likely to be infected by diseases, preventive measures should also be taken.

Water and fertilizer management

Temperature requirements

soil selection

Breeding method

prune

Precautions

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