How to grow potted lilac and what you need to pay attention to

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Fertilizer

4. Lighting

5. Things to note

Soil: It is better to use loose and fertile soil, which is very beneficial to its growth. Temperature: The average breeding temperature should be around 21°C, and the temperature should not be too low. Fertilizer: The plant requires very little fertilizer, so just add some compost when changing pots. Light: Can grow in semi-shade or sunshine, but cannot be exposed to the sun. In addition, fertilize once before winter.

1. Soil

Lilacs do not have high soil requirements and can grow in any low-lying, damp place. But it is best to choose loose and fertile soil for it to facilitate its growth, and subsequent maintenance is also very simple.

2. Temperature

Because it It is native to the equatorial region, so the temperature requirement is that the average temperature should be as high as 21°C or above. Flower lovers should note during daily maintenance that if the temperature is too low, they will enter dormancy or die.

3. Fertilizer

It is good for The environmental requirements are really very low, and it is not very dependent on fertilizers, so there is no need to deliberately apply fertilizers to it during the maintenance period, otherwise it will affect its flowering. We can just add a little compost to it when repotting it.

4. Light

Plants need sunlight to grow, but they are also very shade-tolerant, that is to say, whether in sunny or dark environments , it can grow. But if the sun is very strong in summer, it still needs to be properly shaded from the sun.

5. Precautions

Can There are very few diseases and insect pests that affect it, it can be said that there are basically none, so you can raise it with confidence and boldness when breeding it. In addition to applying compost when changing pots, we can also apply it once a year when winter is approaching.

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