Milanese flower (Latin name: Aglaia odorata lour.).）It is a common potted plant, also known as crushed Milan, Mizai orchid, etc. It is loved for the unique aroma of its flowers and is a popular choice for gardening enthusiasts. In order to successfully grow potted Milanese flowers, we need to pay attention to some key maintenance methods.
First of all, choosing the right soil is the basis for successful conservation
Milanese flowers prefer humus-rich, well-drained, slightly acidic, sandy soils. In general, you can choose a general flower soil and add an appropriate amount of humus to it to improve the fertility and water retention of the soil. Avoid using soil that is too compact, so as not to affect the aeration and growth of the root system.
Light is another key factor in the growth of Milanese peanuts.
Milanese flowers prefer plenty of bright light, but direct exposure to strong sunlight should be avoided to avoid sunburn on the leaves. In the summer heat, consider placing the plants in semi-shade to avoid excessive light and high temperatures that can adversely affect the plants.
Watering is one of the key steps in the care of potted Milanese flowers.
Keep the soil moist but not too wet to avoid standing water. Watering should be mainly in moderation, avoid frequent and heavy watering, to prevent root rot. In winter, when temperatures are low, reduce the frequency of watering and let the plants go dormant.
Moderate fertilization helps in the growth of Milanese flowers and the opening of flowers.
During the growing season, you can apply well-rotted organic fertilizer every 2-3 weeks, or use liquid fertilizer with balanced nutrients. During the winter dormant period, reduce the frequency of fertilization to accommodate changes in the growth needs of the plants.
Timely pruning is also an important task in maintaining the healthy form of Milanese flowers.
Regular pruning of messy branches helps to keep the plant airy and morphologically aesthetically pleasing. Removing the yellowed flowers in time after the flowers have withered can encourage the plant to better distribute nutrients and prepare for the next wave of flowers.
Finally, pay attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases.
Regularly inspect the plants, and when the existence of pests is found, biological control or organic pesticides can be used to prevent and control the plants, so as to avoid the use of excessive chemical agents to cause damage to the plants.
In general, successful cultivation of potted Milanese flowers requires a combination of factors such as soil, light, moisture, fertilization, pruning, and pest control. With proper care measures, it is possible to keep the plant alive and enjoy the beautiful flowers and aromas in the right season. In the process of maintaining Milanese flowers, friends should cultivate careful care for plants, so that this gardening joy becomes a great enjoyment in life.