Things to note when planting vanilla plants on your balcony

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Balcony breeding environment

Flexible maintenance methods

Don't use pesticides

Nowadays, many people are popular in cultivating vanilla plants, such as mint. Raising a pot on the balcony is of great use. So, what are the precautions for growing vanilla plants on the balcony?

Balcony breeding environment

The breeding environment is very important for vanilla plants.

We need to know the growth habits of the vanilla plants we choose, and then look at our balcony to see if the lighting and temperature are consistent.

There are also the growth characteristics of vanilla plants, such as some are annuals, some are perennials, some will die after blooming, etc. They need to choose a suitable planting season to avoid undesirable phenomena such as failure to bloom.

Secondly, different flower pots should be selected for different plants. When choosing flower pots, pay attention to the growth habits of the plants.

Flexible maintenance methods

Cultivation Vanilla plants need to be maintained in a flexible way, not rigidly or dogmatically.

Just like watering, you generally need to wait until the soil is dry before watering. Succulents with thicker leaves generally need less watering, etc.

Although we all grow herbs on the balcony, whether we grow them well or not depends on how we care for them.

Do not use pesticides

When cultivating vanilla plants on the balcony, please note that generally there is no need to use pesticides. Many vanilla plants themselves have a relatively strong special smell, which can avoid pests. At this time, there is no need to use pesticides. For some pests that are not affected by odors, we generally do not use pesticides and can catch them ourselves.

Be sure to take preventive measures.

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