Drunk Flower Pot Planting and Maintenance Tips: When transplanting seedlings, it's best to do so when they have 2-3 true leaves. Transplant or pot them in June, as straight-rooted plants with small roots may struggle to recover after transplanting. It's usually better to plant them in open fields during spring, or once the seedlings reach about 5 cm in height. Use fertile soil, and generally, no extra fertilizer is needed. During the growing season, fertilize every two weeks. Keep water and fertilizer under control to prevent excessive growth that might affect flowering. During the flower bud formation and blooming period, apply fertilizer 2–3 times to extend the flowering time. Watering should be moderate—keep the soil slightly dry, but ensure it doesn’t completely dry out.
Cleome
When planting Cleome, it’s important to use supports to prevent the plants from falling over. If you don't want to collect seeds, remove the spent flowers promptly after they fade. This prevents the plant from using energy on seed production and helps prolong the blooming period. The entire plant has sticky hairs, so it requires less water. Only water more during the flowering stage, and keep watering light during the seedling phase for easier care. In summer, water at least once a day. If it gets too hot and dry, move the plant to a cooler area and water again once the container cools down a bit. In autumn and winter, reduce watering frequency. Only water when the soil surface feels dry.
Light and Temperature: Cleome thrives in high temperatures and is heat-resistant. The ideal growing temperature ranges from 20°C to 32°C. It prefers bright light and can grow in partial shade, but for a compact, dwarf shape, direct sunlight for at least 4 hours daily is recommended. When planting in flower beds, remove the spent flowers promptly to avoid seed formation and extend the flowering period.
For potted Cleome, pinch back the top buds at the seedling stage and limit nitrogen fertilizer to encourage a shorter, bushier plant. For cut flowers, plant them slightly closer together and remove lateral buds to promote the growth of the main flower buds. If you want Cleome to bloom around the Spring Festival, plant it in autumn and bring it indoors to a sunny spot before winter. Maintain an indoor temperature of around 20°C, keep the soil slightly moist, and apply 2–3 doses of compound liquid fertilizer during the bud stage to ensure blooms by the holiday.
Cleome is often affected by leaf spot and rust. To treat leaf spot, spray a solution of 50% Tolkin WP diluted 500 times. For rust, use a 50% Rust-Free WP solution diluted 3000 times.
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