Daphne can be cultured indoors. It is non-toxic and harmless, but also has a certain aroma. In addition, it does not like strong light, so indoor culture is also very suitable for its growth. However, due to its strong smell, it may feel uncomfortable if not used to it. If this happens, it should not be kept indoors.
1. Soil: Daphne odora is suitable for growth in loose and fertile acid soil with good drainage. If alkaline soil is not used, it will be harmful to its growth. Can use garden soil to join peat soil as culture soil, add a small amount of basic fertilizer to provide nutrients.
2. Light: Daphne likes to scatter light, which is easy to be burned by direct light. Indoor culture should put it in the half shade, can't accept the sun exposure. But winter to put it in the sun, not only can supplement the light, but also improve the temperature
3. Watering: Daphne flowers are afraid of being wet. The water volume should be well controlled and there should be no water in the basin. Generally, after the upper layer of the soil is dry, it is necessary to water it, and spray leaves with water to increase the humidity of the air.
4. Fertilization: generally, organic fertilizer is selected to fertilize Daphne odora, which should be fully decomposed before use, otherwise it is easy to cause fertilizer damage. Before overwintering, we can apply manure to provide enough nutrients for it to survive safely.
