Grow lavender on the balcony: follow these 3 steps to grow a sea of flowers

Fellow flower lovers all know that a sea of lavender flowers is very beautiful. Now it is the last flowering season for lavender. While admiring the sea of lavender flowers, many flower lovers also want to grow a pot of lavender themselves on the balcony, so they can see a lavender "sea of flowers" at home. In fact, for potted lavender, as long as you choose good soil, sow the seeds and pot them up, it does not need much management and care, and it can bloom into a purple ocean.

Lavender care tips

1. Sowing lavender

Lavender seeds are very small and have a low germination rate, so choose loose, breathable soil, then pay attention to retaining water and fertilizer. You can add some plant ash, perlite, etc., or leaf mold, and you can soak them in warm water at about 40 degrees for 24 hours, which can make lavender sprout, so lavender grows faster!

2. Potting up

For potting up lavender, you need to wait until the lavender seedlings grow to 5 cm, then they can be separated and potted up individually, then water thoroughly in one go, keeping the soil moist.

3. Daily care

Lavender is highly adaptable and can grow at temperatures of 5-30 degrees. At 35 degrees, the leaves will turn yellow and wither, and below 0 degrees in winter it will go dormant. So usually pay attention to maintaining sufficient light, and do not water too much, to avoid lavender dying.

The above is an introduction to some lavender care tips. Flower lovers should now have some understanding of lavender care. When sowing lavender, it is best to soak the seeds, then provide the seeds with a suitable temperature, and do not water too much, and lavender will grow very well. In June it grows into a sea of lavender flowers, and September-October is the last round of lavender blooming. Flower lovers must seize the chance to go and see the sea of lavender flowers!