Proper Pruning and Shaping of Lilacs During the growing period, we need proper pruning, which can play a role in ventilation and light transmission, reduce the loss of nutrients, and thus make Lilacs more beautiful, more vigorous and more colorful. So how do we trim it?
In spring, we need to prune and reshape lilacs before they sprout. Pruning and shaping include cutting off thick, dry, slender and weak branches. At the same time, leave some updated branches appropriately. After lilac blossoms, if you don't want to leave seeds, you need to cut off the residual flowers in time, which can reduce the loss of nutrients and make the plants grow new branches before forming buds and re-flowering. Don't water it too much. Lilacs like humidity, are afraid of waterlogging and can tolerate drought. So when watering lilacs, don't water them too much, and don't let the flowerpot accumulate water, otherwise lilacs are prone to diseases and insect pests, or rotten roots die, so watering needs attention. So how do we water the lilacs?
Spring and autumn belong to the vigorous growth period of lilacs, so watering in these two periods needs to be done every 7 ~ 10 days, that is, watering the basin soil after drying. From April to June, the temperature is relatively high and the weather is relatively dry. This period belongs to the period when lilacs grow rapidly, and the flowers are dense and lush. In the meantime, we give pepper water, that is, every 7 to 10 days. In spring, it is best to put lilacs in a well-ventilated and well-lit place, which is beneficial to lilacs to absorb water, otherwise it is easy to cause diseases or root rot after watering too much. Lilacs don't need much fertilizer. Lilacs and peanuts have been used for a long time, and the demand for fertilizer is not great. If you apply too much fertilizer, it is easy to grow in vain, so lilacs are not easy to bloom, so don't apply too much fertilizer. So how do we need to fertilize lilacs?
We can apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer once after lilacs bloom, mainly with the content of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer about 2/3 and the content of nitrogen fertilizer about 1/3. Too much nitrogen fertilizer can easily lead to the collapse and growth of lilac trees. In addition, when we plant lilacs, we need to add some decomposed manure to the bottom of the flowerpot, which is beneficial to the growth of lilacs. Also, in autumn and winter, we need to bury lilacs with decomposed manure, so that lilacs can survive the winter smoothly and bloom in the spring of the following year, which is rich and bright. These fragrant flowers are not suitable for the bedroom. Lilacs are colorful and blooming in early spring and February. Moreover, lilacs can absorb indoor toxic gases and purify the air, so many flower lovers like to keep lilacs indoors. But lilacs are not suitable for breeding in the bedroom. Why?
This is because the fragrance of clove is too strong, and it will emit many small particles with strong stimulating effect at night, which has a great influence on patients with hypertension and heart disease, so it is not suitable for keeping in the bedroom.
Conclusion Lilac is a beautiful and charming flower, which blooms in February in early spring of the lunar calendar. Although deeply loved by flower friends, it is not suitable for keeping in the bedroom, because the fragrance of cloves is too strong, which is easy to cause discomfort. Raising lilacs in spring can make lilacs bloom more beautifully through proper pruning, reasonable watering and fertilization and sufficient sunshine. Do you like lilacs?