1. Suitable environment for honeysuckle

Honeysuckle is highly adaptable, prefers sun, tolerates shade, has strong cold tolerance, and is also tolerant of drought and moisture. It does not have strict soil requirements, but It grows on moist, fertile and deep sandy soil. It sprouts twice a year in spring and summer. The root system is dense and developed, with strong tillering ability. The stems and vines can take root when they touch the ground.

Honeysuckle likes sunshine and a mild and humid environment. It has strong vitality and wide adaptability. It is cold-resistant and drought-resistant. It does not grow well in shade. It grows in hillside shrubs or sparse forests and in piles of rocks. , beside the road at the foot of the mountain and beside the village fence, with an altitude of up to 1,500 meters.

The main method of propagating honeysuckle is sowing. In order to increase the germination rate of honeysuckle seeds, most growers will choose to soak the honeysuckle seeds in warm water for about 24 hours so that they can absorb sufficient water, thereby increasing the germination rate. When sowing honeysuckle seeds, pay attention to the row spacing. The row spacing should generally be maintained at about 15cm. After sowing, the soil should be filled and compacted, and watered thoroughly. Generally, seedlings will germinate in about 10 days.

Honeysuckle does not require much fertilizer, and it is generally sufficient to fertilize it twice a year. When watering honeysuckle, you need to control the amount. Honeysuckle is a plant that avoids waterlogging. You only need to keep the soil moist through watering. In order to reduce pests and diseases and maintain beautiful appearance, growers need to prune honeysuckle regularly to remove overlong branches, diseased and weak branches, and dead branches. Good field management and maintenance is very beneficial to the growth quality of honeysuckle. It is recommended that everyone spend a certain amount of time doing field management work after planting honeysuckle.