1、 Do not place in cold places

Garlic vines are suitable for growing in a warm and sunny environment. The growth temperature is controlled at a minimum of 18 degrees and a maximum of 35 degrees. In winter, in some southern regions where the temperature is less than 5 degrees, most garlic vines can survive the winter safely. In the cold north, garlic vines may be frostbitten. It is recommended to move indoors or in a flower shed and put them in a sunny place to ensure that they can survive the cold winter smoothly

2、 Don't water too much

The watering of garlic and vines should depend on the situation. If the watering is irregular, it is not conducive to plant growth and flowering. In summer, if it is cultivated outdoors, some dry soil needs to be watered in time, while potted plants need to be watered every day. In winter, remember to water the potted garlic vines every four days or so

3、 Don't fertilize too much

Allium vines are suitable for planting in sandy slightly acidic soil. Natural organic fertilizer can be applied, and some rotten fertilizer can be poured into the planting hole, which can promote rapid growth. Mature garlic vines also need more nutrients. It is best to ensure the application of compound fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium once a month. To promote the growth of cuttings, we can apply urea with the concentration of 0.5% to 1.0% after taking root and sending out new leaves. Someone asked about the pest control of garlic vines. I tell you here that because its flowers and leaves emit garlic fragrance, insects avoid it. Therefore, in cultivation, you don't have to worry about pests and diseases and pay more attention to its nutrient supplement

4、 Don't prune too often

Some friends often trim the branches in order to make the garlic vines more ornamental, which is not advocated here. Because the plant of garlic vines is creepy and grows in all directions, the branches look messy. We can trim them in spring to make them more beautiful