Late fragrant jade should not accumulate water. If it is too dry, the edge of the leaves will curl up, and the flower buds will shrink and be difficult to open.
Summer is the peak season of growth. The basin soil should be kept moist and watered once a day.
Late fragrant jade likes to be fat, so it is necessary to apply top dressing frequently. Generally, once a month after planting, once before flowering, and once every 1.5 or 2 months after planting.
The tuberose is suitable for growing in sunny environment, which requires good ventilation. From the beginning of May to the end of September, the Tuberose should be put on sunny or balcony for maintenance.
The suitable growth temperature is 20 ℃ - 30 ℃, and the lowest temperature is about 20 ℃ when flower bud differentiation is in late spring and early summer.
The growth of Tuberose requires fertile and clayey soil, which is in poor condition in sandy soil.
Although the late fragrant jade likes a sunny environment, it should be kept away from the sun at noon in summer and placed in the place where the scattered light is absorbed.
It should be moved into the shed in the middle and last ten days of October every year. The temperature of the shed should be kept at 8 ℃ - 12 ℃. If the temperature is lower than 5 ℃, the leaves will wither and fall off until they die.
It is better to change basin in early April every year, remove old root, change soil and trim branches.
Keep the basin soil moist after basin change, but do not accumulate water. If the tender leaves are slightly drooping after basin change, water them in time.
The basin soil is generally composed of 3 parts of peat soil or rotten leaf soil, 2 parts of thickened river mud and a small amount of farmyard manure. When potting, the bottom is filled with about one fifth of the broken bricks to facilitate basin drainage, and the upper part is cultivated with the basin soil.
