Cultivation methods and matters needing attention of perfume vine

When cultivating perfume vines, humus soil, peat soil and sandy soil can be mixed to make cultivation substrates. It is necessary to sprinkle an appropriate amount of ferrous sulfate solution into the soil to make the soil slightly acidic. It is suggested that the perfume vines should be maintained in a well-lit place and shaded when the light is too strong. The yellow leaves should be pruned in time during the growth of perfume vines, so that perfume vines can thrive.

To cultivate perfume vines, we must first choose suitable soil. Perfume vines are suitable for growing in loose, fertile and well-drained soil. When cultivating perfume vines, humus soil, peat soil and sand can be mixed to make nutrient soil for cultivation. After mixing the soil, sprinkle an appropriate amount of ferrous sulfate solution into the soil to make the soil slightly acidic.

Perfume vines are suitable for growing in a warm environment. Too low or too high temperature will lead to poor growth of perfume vines. Therefore, it is necessary to control the room temperature between 18 ~ 28℃ during the maintenance of perfume vines, so as to provide suitable growth environment for perfume vines and enable them to thrive.

Perfume vines are suitable for growing in a well-lit environment and being maintained in a bright place every day, which can make perfume vines fully photosynthesis and make the colors more gorgeous. Note that when the light is too strong in summer, perfume vines should take shading measures to avoid sunburn.

In the seedling stage of Daphne odora, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer can be applied to supplement nutrition and accelerate the growth of Daphne odora. During the pregnancy, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied to promote the differentiation of flower buds of Xiangman. Attention should be paid to pruning yellow leaves and diseased leaves in time during the growth of perfume vines to make them grow healthily.