Michelia (Magnoliaceae flower plant) generally refers to Michelia figo (Lour.) Spreng, the Latin name of Michelia (Magnoliaceae Michelia evergreen shrub). Evergreen shrub, 2-3 meters high, with grayish brown bark and dense branches; The leaves are leathery, narrowly elliptic or obovate elliptic, with flowering period from March to May and fruit period from July to August. It is native to southern provinces and regions of South China. It is wild in Dinghu Mountain of Guangdong Province and is born in the mixed wood forest on the shady slope. The fragrant flowers and trees are as moist as jade and as fragrant as orchid.

Growth habit:

Michelia likes fat and half shade. It is most beneficial to grow in weak shade. Avoid direct sunlight and pay attention to shading in summer. [2] Move into the greenhouse before the frost at the end of autumn and overwinter at a temperature of about 10 ℃.

Curing method:

Michelia is fond of fertilizer. It is mainly applied with compost such as rotten cake fertilizer, bone powder, chicken and duck dung and fish belly intestines mixed with water. The fertilizer is applied every 15 days or so in the growing season (April to September), and the fertilization is stopped after the flowering period and October. If it is found that the leaf color is not bright and dark green, you can apply one time of gongfei water. The basin soil should be kept moist at ordinary times, but it should never be too wet. Because many of its roots are fleshy, if too much water is poured or the basin is flooded after rain, it will become rotten roots. Therefore, pay attention to controlling the humidity in rainy season. More water is required during the growth period and before flowering, and it is required to water once a day. In summer, when the temperature is high, the leaves must be watered to maintain a certain air humidity. In autumn and winter, due to the short sunshine, water once or twice a week.