1. Leaves: the leaves are paper-based, with wide obovate shape and also obovate oval shape. The length is about 10-18cm, and the width is about 6-12cm.
2. Flowers: usually bloom from February to March, and will bloom again from July to September. The flower buds are oval and fragrant. Petals 9, usually white, base pink
3. Fruit: the fruit is cylindrical, about 12 cm long and no more than 5 cm wide. It has brown appearance, white pores and heart-shaped seeds.
1. Sunshine: Magnolia prefers sunshine, which is usually planted in sunny environment. Being in the shade environment will make it grow badly, grow thin and short, and cause the leaves to turn yellow.
2. Watering: Magnolia is sensitive to water, not resistant to waterlogging and cold. Watering should be frequent and not much, and the soil should be kept moist at all times, but there should be no ponding. Once a month in the growing season is enough, but in the rainy season, the water will be cut off.
3. Fertilization: moderate fertilization can make Magnolia grow vigorously, with thick green leaves and fragrant flowers. Applying compound fertilizer once before flowering can effectively promote flowering. Apply nitrogen fertilizer once after anthesis to help it grow again. From July to August, P and K fertilizers were applied to promote flower bud differentiation. Before winter, apply a circle fertilizer to improve soil activity.
