How to grow Serissa japonica? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and growing techniques
The number of Serissa japonica plants grown in North China is increasing, and landscaping departments are bringing in more from the south, so more and more people will get to know Serissa japonica. Today let us take a look at the cultivation methods and growing techniques for Serissa japonica.
Cultivation method for Serissa japonica: cutting propagation:
Cuttings from dormant branches are taken in February to March, and semi-mature branch cuttings in June to July. Generally, hardwood cuttings are used in early spring, but during the plum rain season either hardwood or old branches can be used; in all cases a shade frame must be set up. After inserting the cuttings, water them regularly and keep the seedbed moist; they root very easily.
Cultivation method for Serissa japonica: scatter cutting method:
Use an open green space, loosen the soil, break up the clods, and level it. Take one- to two-node branches (about 3 cm) left over from pruning and scatter them evenly over the previously prepared ground, then press the surface soil firmly by treading or weighting it down, and water thoroughly. After that, spray water once every other day; rooting and new shoots begin after ten days.
Growing techniques for Serissa japonica:
Light: it likes light; in summer place it under a shade shed to prevent sun scorching;
Temperature: it likes a warm environment; the suitable growing temperature is 20-30, and when the temperature drops to 10°C, move it into a cold room for overwintering, with the cold room temperature below -10°C;
Water: it is not tolerant of drought; after transplanting, water thoroughly to settle the roots, and appropriately reduce watering after autumn begins;
Air humidity: it likes moisture; in summer pay attention to ventilation and maintain a certain air humidity;
Fertilizing: apply a dilute liquid fertilizer once every 1-2 weeks.
Conclusion: Serissa japonica gets its name because it blooms small white flowers in June, and it is very easy to grow. If you also want to grow Serissa japonica, I hope the above summary of cultivation methods and growing techniques for Serissa japonica can help you.
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