Deutzia scabra is a common shrub plant belonging to the genus Deutzia in the Hydrangeaceae family.

Plant Characteristics: Deutsch is a deciduous shrub, usually between 1-2 meters in height. Its branches are multi-branched, its leaves are opposite, and the plant as a whole is rich green.

Flowers: The sparse flowers are clustered in cone-shaped inflorescences and are mostly white, sometimes with a hint of pale pink. The flowering period is usually from spring to summer, and the flowers are beautiful and eye-catching.

Growth environment: Deutsch has strong adaptability and is not strict on soil requirements, but prefers loose and well-drained soil. It prefers full sun but can also grow in semi-shade.

Usage: Cypress is often used as an ornamental plant in courtyards and gardens, and can also be used in flower beds and flower borders. Due to its beautiful flowering period, it has become one of the most popular plants in landscaping.

Care: In terms of care, decanthus generally requires moderate watering, especially during the active growing season. Pruning can help shape the plant and encourage the production of more flower buds.

Fresh and elegant: The sparse flowers present fresh and elegant colors, which can express fresh and tranquil floral language, making people feel peaceful and happy.

Prosperity: Due to its abundance of flowers and vibrant appearance, cypress is interpreted as prosperity, the flourishing of life.

Prosperous and prosperous: When the dew is in full bloom, the flowers are luxuriant, which can symbolize a prosperous and prosperous career.

Planting guide for mulberry:

Cold treatment: Deer seeds need to undergo a period of cold (cold treatment) to promote germination. You can place the seeds in a moist growing medium and place them in the refrigerator for a while.

Sowing: Spread seeds into moist soil, compacting the soil lightly but not covering the seeds too deeply. The seeds of turquoise are usually very small, so they don't need to be covered with too much soil.

Keep it Moist: Keep the soil moist and lightly mist with water using a sprayer. Avoid excess moisture to prevent the seeds from rotting.

Soil requirements:

Well-drained: Deeds prefer well-drained soil, and organic matter can be added to the soil to improve soil permeability.

pH: The pH of the soil should be between neutral and slightly acidic, around 6.0 to 7.0.

Moderate Fertilizer: Mix some organic fertilizer into the soil before planting to provide moderate nutrients.

Maintenance suggestions:

Temperature control: Make sure the soil temperature is suitable for germination and sowing can be done in a warmer environment.

Irrigation: Maintain moderate irrigation, especially during seed germination, and keep the soil moist.

Transplanting: When seedlings have reached a certain size, consider transplanting them to a larger container or garden plot.