Qilixiang cultivation methods and precautions
Last Update :2024.05.31
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Lighting: To grow Qilixiang, place it in a well-lit place and give it enough light. Temperature: It is more suitable to grow at a temperature between 20-32℃, and the minimum cannot be lower than 8℃. Watering: It should be sufficient so that it does not lack water, but it also does not allow it to accumulate water. In addition, the flower soil and flower pots need to be renewed every 2-3 years.
1. Lighting
1. Light
Qilixiang prefers sunlight, because after receiving sufficient sunlight, its leaves will grow greener and glossier. When it blooms, it is even more important to place it in a place with good light, because this will make its flowers more beautiful and its fragrance more pleasant.
2. Temperature
It compares It is suitable for growing at temperatures between 20-32°C, so it needs to be placed in a warmer place during maintenance. Do not let the temperature fall below 8°C, otherwise it may slow down its growth rate and cause the leaves to wilting.
3. Watering
It needs to be watered enough so that it doesn't lack water, but it also doesn't allow it to accumulate water. You can usually water it every 1-2 days to keep its soil in a moist state. However, watering should be reduced to once a month in winter to prevent it from freezing. In addition, when it is producing flower buds, reduce watering, which can promote bud pregnancy.
4. Precautions
Every 2-3 years, the flower soil and flower pots need to be updated. You can choose a slightly larger pot for the new pot to give its roots enough room to grow. You can choose new soil with higher fertility to provide it with sufficient nutrients.
2. Temperature
3. Watering
4. Precautions
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