How to cultivate Osmanthus fragrans bonsai Osmanthus fragrans cultivation method

1, basin soil. Osmanthus fragrans does not require much soil, but it will grow better if it can be maintained by soft and fertile soil with good drainage performance. It can be mixed with humus soil, sandy soil, garden soil and base fertilizer by itself. It is best to choose a slightly larger flowerpot with a drain hole at the bottom. In addition, it should be changed every two or three years to promote better growth.

2. water. It likes a slightly wet soil environment and needs to be watered frequently during the growing season. Usually water it once a day, and increase the number of times in high temperature season. It is best to water it once in the morning and once in the evening, but the amount of water should be controlled and there should be no water accumulation. In addition, if the climate is dry, it is necessary to spray water frequently to improve the humidity.

3. Fertilize. Osmunda japonica consumes a lot of nutrients in the peak season, so it is necessary to store water and apply fertilizer frequently. Usually, you have to make up the fat once every half month. It is best to use decomposed organic fertilizer to promote better growth and flowering. If the soil is too barren, the growth will be very thin and the flowering period will be greatly shortened.

4. Lighting. It likes sunshine, and more sunshine can ensure normal flowering. So you can usually look at the light under the light. The light in the summer afternoon is too strong, so just stop in time. If there is no light, the number of flowers will decrease and the flowering period will be shortened. In addition, attention should be paid to ventilation, and bonsai should be placed in a well-ventilated place.