1. Soil preparation: laurel is suitable to grow in loose and fertile acid soil with good drainage. Generally, it is prepared with 6% of broad-leaved humus soil, 25% of coniferous humus soil, 1% of river sand or fine furnace ash residue, and 5% of fermented pig manure or chicken manure.

2. Illumination: the four seasons are laurel and the moon loves sunshine, so indoor cultivation should be placed in a sunny and ventilated place, and the illumination should be maintained for 8 to 12 hours every day;

3. Temperature: laurel likes to be warm all the year round, and generally grows well at 18℃ to 25℃, with many fragrant flowers;

4. Humidity: To raise laurel in four seasons, it is necessary to keep the basin soil moist, and it is not allowed to be waterlogged. Do not accumulate water when watering, so as not to rot roots or make leaves fall off. Especially when flowering, water should not be too much, so as not to cause bud falling and affect flowering;

5. Fertilization: laurel likes fertilizer in four seasons. During germination and bud pregnancy, more diluted fertilizer water containing phosphorus and potassium should be applied to make the branches and buds grow healthily, especially a few days before flowering, which will make the flowers big, colorful and fragrant.

6. Pest control: The main pests of laurel in the four seasons are red spider and mulberry white scale, which can be sprayed by killing enemy and mixing with Laifuling.