Ixora Chinensis Pink
How to propagate?
Plant propagation for extras is not too difficult.
In the spring or summer, all you have to do is trim a branch that is eight to ten cm long.
The cut end of the branch should first be dipped in water, then in hormone rooting powder, and then into a moist potting mixture.
Put the container entirely in plastic to increase humidity.
If you continue to take good care of your Ixora plant cutting, roots should start to appear in about a month.
Lighting
Ixora plant seeds should be dispersed (or an existing Ixora Chinensis should be replanted) in full sun to partial shade.
To get more light throughout the summer, feel free to relocate any potted plants you have indoors.
Place Ixora plants where they can receive at least six hours of sunlight each day because they prefer bright light. You must adhere to these requirements if you want to see this plant produce heavy blooms.
If you notice that your Ixoras aren’t flowering correctly, you may need to move them to a warm greenhouse or sunroom.
Temperature tip
Ixora plants can be challenging to grow. Even little changes in temperature or location can impact the plant’s growth.
Due to their loathing of the cold, Chinese Ixora must be warm all year round.
It is best to keep these plants between 16 and 24 °C and prevent them from chilly winds (particularly those coming from air conditioning vents)
To avoid damaging it, please bring the plant inside as soon as the temperature drops below 16°C. It is when you set your potted Ixora Chinensis outside during the summer.
Your plant may lose a lot of leaves as a result of the temperature change, but you can water it less frequently and avoid fertilising it altogether until spring returns.
Soil
Both seeds and existing plants of the Ixora genus should be planted in soil that is rich in organic matter
The ground should also have a bit of acidic pH.
Ixora prefers soils with acid
Fertilisers like vermicompost and cow dung manure can be added.
To avoid the plant’s roots getting soggy, make sure the soil has adequate drainage.
Planting tip
Never grow Chinese Ixoras next to concrete structures or in cement containers. It is because the plant requires soil with a slightly acidic pH, and the cement will raise the pH of the soil and turn it alkaline.
Watering
For Ixora Chinensis, keep in mind that damp soil is preferable to soggy soil.
In the summer, it’s still a good idea to give your Ixora plants more frequent watering.
Try to maintain and adhere to a watering schedule, and water your plants following the climate you are in
It’s also a good idea to set the Chinese Ixora’s indoor container on a tray of moist pebbles because the plant prefers high humidity.
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