Aglaia odorata blooms with a rich fragrance; a quick trim and you can have dozens more pots

Aglaia odorata is a very fresh and lovely flower, looking extremely elegant and refined, which is why many people like to grow it. Growing Aglaia odorata is not difficult either, it is just that some friends have not found the right care method, and when they first bring it home, it may drop some leaves, but as long as you care for it well, before long it will regain its vigorous vitality, bloom with tiny flowers, with a fragrance like a young girl's, and with a casual trim you can even get dozens more pots

First, you need to prune Aglaia odorata well. Pruning not only gives it a better shape, but also stops the branches from drawing away too many nutrients, to the point where flowering becomes difficult, so we should pay attention to pruning those messy branches and leaves, as well as the ones that have grown out too far, and trim them regularly.

Do not throw away the branches and leaves you prune off either. Stick them in a flower pot and they can grow into new Aglaia odorata plants; Aglaia odorata has very strong vitality. You can also grow a few extra pots to give to friends.

You also need to be selective about the branches and leaves you prune off; not all of them can be rooted in a pot. Choose those that are healthy, not wilted and free of insects, only then can they survive. It is best to first soak the pruned branches in potassium permanganate, as this can raise their survival rate.

Then you need to prepare some bottles, fill these bottles with soil, and finally insert the pruned branches and leaves; if the bottle is relatively small, just put in one. After inserting them, moisten the top layer of soil in the bottle, then you can place them in a foam box and seal it on top with plastic wrap, and they will grow very well.

Overall, this plant is still very easy to keep alive and does not take much effort; grow one pot at home and you can cultivate many pots from it! Keep a pot of Aglaia odorata at home,