Family potted wintersweet is mostly placed indoors to appreciate flowers. After flowering, the plant should be moved outdoors and placed in a warm place facing the sun. After the potted soil is dry, it should be watered as usual. If it is not dry, it should be watered thoroughly. Remove the dead flowers in time to avoid bacteria on the ground.
The soil in the potted wintersweet at home is less, so it is easy to run out of nutrition. It needs to turn the pot and change the soil regularly, usually once every one to two years. The time should be in March and April when the branches and leaves sprout, that is, the two months when the flowers fall behind.
After the Chimonanthus praecox is taken out from the original basin, 30% to 50% of the old soil on the soil mass is peeled off, and then the overlong roots are cut short, and the withered, weak, overlapping, overlong and Cross branches are cut off, and then moved into the new basin, and the new soil (garden soil or artificial culture soil) and base fertilizer (organic compound fertilizer is preferred). Pour enough water after turning over the basin and put it in a cool place.
When Chimonanthus praecox doesn't bloom, it can be grafted and propagated. After flowering and withering, select the branch with better growth, strengthen the maintenance, cut off the top of the branch, so that the nutrients are concentrated in the middle of the branch. One month later, cut off the branches and cut them into sections to slightly expose the xylem. Insert them on the rootstock, tie them up with plastic tape, and then seal the incision with heaped soil. After about one month, loosen the sealing soil and check the survival.
