Milan maintenance tips to learn this trick is difficult not to blossom.

Speaking of the word Milan, most people will think of the city of Milan in Italy, but in fact there is a plant called Milan, and it is very suitable for indoor display. What Huahua introduces to you today is the common maintenance tips in Milan.

Milan is a plant that can enjoy both leaves and flowers. the most important thing is that it gives off a particularly fresh smell during flowering, with small flowers blooming in the green leaves. Put it at home, not only beautiful but also can purify the air!

If you want Milan to blossom, the most important thing is sunshine, because it belongs to a subtropical plant and likes to live in a warm place, so we should put it in a sunny position so that it can grow normally. Even in summer, don't keep it in the shade for a long time. In addition to the light, the ventilated environment is also indispensable, and we can better smell the smell of Milan in the breeze.

Milan prefers fertilizer to other plants. Because it needs a lot of nutrition to support it during flowering, there is little nutrition left in the plant after flowering, and if it is not replenished in time, it will directly affect its growth in the future. so we can apply phosphate fertilizer appropriately after flowering.

The next step is watering. If you want Milan to grow well, you must naturally learn to control water, otherwise too much water will not only cause rotten roots, but also cause leaves to fall off. So we must control ourselves and wait until the pot soil is slightly dry before watering, but if it dries too hard, its leaves will begin to turn yellow.

If it is normal, Milan can blossom many times a year, and proper pruning is the most important time.

Milan still grows very fast, it will continue to grow a lot of new buds, so for too thin and those diseased branches should be cut off, if you look at the branches in the potted plant are too dense, do not show mercy! Only in this way can we ensure the air permeability between leaves, not cause excessive consumption of nutrients, but also promote flowering and maintain the shape of plants.

In addition, do not waste the healthy branches that have been cut. Leave 2 or 3 leaves at the top of the branches, then remove all the frontal leaves below and insert them into the soil. The depth of insertion is about 1 inch 2 of the cuttings, and finally leave them in the sun for maintenance. It won't be long before it becomes a little Milan!