What are the planting methods and precautions for Aglaia odorata?

Aglaia odorata is a very popular flowering plant, and its buds about to bloom are very small and lovely, endearing to people. So what are the planting methods and precautions for Aglaia odorata?

1. Soil

Aglaia odorata is suitable for growing in a warm and relatively humid growing environment, and can absorb carbon dioxide very well, as well as some harmful substances. When growing Aglaia odorata, it is suitable to use nutrient-rich, weakly acidic sandy soil rich in humus, or simply soil with good drainage and breathability is also acceptable. However, when planting, saline-alkali soil must be avoided. The sandy soil in the pot and the area around the pot should mainly be kept moist and humid.

2. Planting time

We can plant in mid-April and early May each year. If using the cutting method, planting can be done in the hot months of May and early July each year. During care, if the temperature gets higher and higher, the flowers produced will be more fragrant. If the temperature is around 30 degrees with sufficient sunlight, the flowers produced by the plant will be very fragrant. If it grows in an environment below 30 degrees and without frequent sunlight, the flowers produced will not be as strongly fragrant as those produced under sufficient sunlight. It can be placed in a sunny place all year round. If placed under relatively strong sunlight, it should receive more than 8 to 10 hours of sunlight each day; the plant's leaves will become more deep green, and the flower color will also become more bright yellow. The best temperature for caring for Aglaia odorata is 20 degrees to 35 degrees under sufficient sunlight.

3. Fertilizing

The vines and leaves of Aglaia odorata grow relatively abundantly. During growth, some new vines and flower spikes will form. During this period, we need to add sufficient nutrient fertilizer. If the nutrient level of the fertilizer is insufficient, the amount of flowering will quickly decline and decrease, and the flowering period will also be shortened. For fertilizing, it is best to apply decomposed fertilizer and fertilizer cakes, or using some oil cakes left after plants are pressed and sprinkling them into the soil is also very nutritious. Do not apply very concentrated fertilizer, especially in warm spring, when fertilizing should begin. Remember not to apply concentrated fertilizer. Fertilizing should be done once a week. A small amount of solution such as calcium phosphate can be added to the fertilizer water, which can improve the quality of the plant's flowers.

4. Watering

When newly planted Aglaia odorata is watered for the first time, water the soil thoroughly all at once, and then there is no need to water again for half a month. This can promote the new growth of buds. Usually, the soil in the pot can be kept moist, and it should also be allowed to dry out moderately several times, but the soil should not crack severely, and there should not be excessive water accumulating in the pot, otherwise the plant will quickly wither and stop growing. If the weather is very dry or during the vigorous growth period, the water demand is very high, so water more. Water the soil in the pot in the morning every day, and after 4 p.m. spray the leaves to help keep the plant cool.

Aglaia odorata is still a relatively easy plant to grow, and placing it at home can also add a touch of green charm.