1. Soil selection: Lavender is suitable for growing in loose and well-drained soil. Soil, sandy soil or humus soil can be selected, and a small amount of decomposed compost can be mixed in it to increase soil fertility and promote plant growth.
2. Seedling purchase: Buy lavender seedlings with good quality, no pests and diseases and strong adaptability in regular flower markets, flower seedling shops or online.
3. Planting time: Lavender is suitable for planting in spring and autumn. When planting in spring, you should choose to plant in the early stage of frost-free period.
4. Planting method: dig out lavender seedlings and dig out corresponding pits according to the size of the roots of the seedlings. Bury the seedlings in the ground, cover them with a layer of soil and compact them gently. Then water the seedlings to keep the soil moist, which is helpful for the smooth growth of the seedlings.
5. Light and moisture: Lavender likes plenty of sunshine and generally adapts to semi-shade. It takes more than six hours of sunshine every day to ensure the germination and growth of lavender. They need a lot of water, but to avoid excessive watering, especially during growth, it is necessary to keep the soil moist, but don't let water soak in the soil.
6. Maintenance and management: keep the growth environment ventilated and breathable, avoid crowding of herbs, and don't let weeds and other plants get together. Prune lavender in time to keep the plant shape neat. In winter, in order to protect seedlings, some dead leaves or branches can be piled on the ground to form a protective shielding layer.
The above is the planting method of lavender seedlings.