How to grow in Milan

Milan flower has many varieties, and it can purify the air when it is raised indoors. It is very good for the human body to breathe fresh air. Most of this plant is planted in the south or tropics. Today, let's share how Milan grows it.

Maintain the good performance of basin soil

Milan has a well-developed root system, a lot of fibrous roots and very thin. Therefore, it is required that the soil in Milan must be rich in nutrients, and the new soil should be replaced in time to eradicate the excess rotting roots. Need to change the basin at least once every two years, especially good growth, change the basin once a year.

Add appropriate amount of plant ash and base fertilizer to the new soil, so that the basin soil not only keeps fertilizer but also does not accumulate water, that is, it is breathable and nutritious.

Correct watering and diligent fertilization

When Milan begins to sprout in spring, we should pay attention to watering and properly control the water, which is the most important part of "controlling branches and promoting flowers". If Milan sprouts when watering is not controlled, it is easy to cause branches and leaves to grow, the best way is to wait until the tender head shrunk down before watering. Keep the basin soil in a slightly dry state during other growth periods and properly control nutrition. Promote the growth of branches and leaves.

Organic fertilizer is applied once or twice a week, and phosphate fertilizer is applied when the buds have dispersed. After flowering, organic fertilizer should be irrigated once according to the plant type to supplement the consumed nutrients so as to lay a good foundation for the next flowering. However, it is necessary to properly control the water when fertilizing, so that the tender head is not shrunken.

There should be enough light.

Milan likes light, overcast environment will cause branches and leaves to grow, blossom little or no fragrance, so be sure to let Milan receive sufficient light. Under the environment of sufficient light, the photosynthesis of leaves is strong, the resulting branches are short and stout, and the leaves are small and thick, green and bright, which promote the continuous differentiation of flower buds.

Pick the heart and sparse the branches in time

Milan has a strong germination ability, with many tillering buds and adventitious buds. In order to ensure normal flowering, it is necessary to cut off the overdense, thin and long branches on the inner branches in time in order to reduce the consumption of nutrients. When the branch grows to 15 to 20 leaves, it is necessary to pick the heart, which can promote multiple lateral branches. Timely pruning can also control the length of each branch, not only to control the perfect plant type, but also to ensure that each blossom is neat and beautiful.