Why do fine-leaf cigar flowers burst into pots?

I. Flower soil

Generally choose the flower soil is better, then this plant will grow more exuberant, easy to burst, because all the nutrients need to be absorbed from the soil. The flower soil that raises it generally needs to choose sandy soil, and its drainage needs to reach a certain degree, otherwise it is easy to cause its roots to fester and wither and die. Then there is better air permeability, so that the roots can keep breathing at all times and grow more easily.

Second, lighting

Suitable lighting conditions can make it grow more vigorously and burst more easily.

It does not have too high requirements for sunlight, generally full-day or half-day exposure, can also grow in the shade, but if it receives too much sunlight, then its growth and development will be more exuberant. So in spring and autumn, try to give it full sunlight, because the sunshine in these two seasons is not too strong to sunburn it. But in summer, it needs to be properly shaded to avoid wilting it. Full sunshine can also be carried out in winter, so that it is in a relatively warm environment, and its own growth is relatively slow in winter, which can appropriately accelerate the speed of development.

3. Pruning

If it grows sharply, looks messy, or when its shape is different from what you expect, it can be trimmed to promote the growth of other branches, produce more flowers, and burst the pot. In general, the whole plant can be pruned once in spring, and small pruning can be carried out at other times.

4. Temperature

If you maintain the correct ambient temperature and help it grow, it will produce exploding fine-leaf cigar flowers. Generally speaking, this flower likes a relatively high temperature environment, and an environment of 25 degrees Celsius is most conducive to its growth, so keeping this temperature as far as possible will speed up its growth. Flowers can be transplanted indoors in winter to avoid frostbite.

5. Fertilization

It is generally necessary to fertilize every year from March to May to lay the foundation for more blossoms in summer, which is most likely to burst the pot.