How to grow Aglaia odorata? Do these 3 things well, and it will bloom more and with a richer fragrance

Friends who have grown Aglaia odorata at home should all know that Aglaia odorata is a flowering plant very suitable for growing in pots at home. There is a poem praising Aglaia odorata: "The small leaves like melon seeds are also elegant and refined, and the whole tree is again full of Aglaia odorata flowers. Who can compare with its rich fragrance? It welcomes distant guests to brew fragrant tea." But do you know how to grow Aglaia odorata so that it blooms more and more fragrantly? Actually it is very simple. Just do the following three things well.

The growth of all things cannot be separated from suitable soil. When cultivating Aglaia odorata, be careful to line the bottom of the pot with a layer of coarse sand or charcoal crumbs as a drainage layer, then spread a small amount of potting soil on top, place the plant in the center of the pot, and while filling in soil, press it firmly so that the plant roots and the soil are closely combined.

If you want Aglaia odorata to bloom frequently, fertilizing is indispensable, because blooming consumes a large amount of nutrients. Therefore, it is necessary to fertilize it frequently and continuously to supplement nutrients, prompting it to have luxuriant branches and leaves and to bloom continuously. We can apply a dilute phosphorus and potassium fertilizer about once every two weeks.

In addition to fertilizing, if the leaves of green plants are greener and more glossy, it will improve photosynthesis. We can evenly mix leftover beer from daily drinking with water at a ratio of 1:10, and then wipe the leaves. Because the leaves can directly absorb nutrients, the leaves of the plant become even more emerald green and glossy, and at the same time the texture of the leaves also appears thicker.

If you do these three things well, it will be hard to fail at growing Aglaia odorata.