Lilac has strong stress resistance and low requirements on soil, which is suitable for fertile, loose and well-drained soil and difficult to grow in low-lying and humid places.

In order to avoid soil caking and smothering the roots of flowers, it is easy to cause plant death.

2. Water:

Clove has strong adaptability and extensive nursing methods. As long as we pay attention to weeding, flood prevention in rainy season and watering in drought, we can grow smoothly.

If you put it indoors, you'd better water it thoroughly and water it again when the soil surface is dry. Pay attention to the bottom drainage, and don't soak the roots with water.

3. Sunshine:

Lilacs like plenty of sunshine and are tolerant to semi-shade, so we should pay attention to planting them in places that can provide plenty of sunshine.

4. Temperature:

Lilac likes tropical island climate, and the climate characteristics of its original producing area belong to equatorial rainforest climate. The monthly average minimum temperature is 265438 0℃. When the temperature reaches 3℃, plants will die.

It is best to move to a warmer indoor environment in winter to prevent frostbite of flowers.