Is lilac herb or woody?

Lilacs are woody plants. The main difference between woody plants and herbs is whether there is obvious woody stems, while lilac has woody stems, so it is a woody plant. Lilac is a perennial shrub or small tree. Its flowering and fruiting period is from April to May in spring and lasts for about one month. Common varieties are white clove, bergamot clove, willow clove, red clove, clove, clove and so on.

Clove cutting method

Clove can be cut, just choose the branch length of 15cm, cut off the lower leaves, leave one or two leaves at the top, then soak the substrate with indoleacetic acid, insert the cuttings into it and wait for germination.

Cultivation method of clove

1. Soil: Lilac likes fertile, loose and well-drained soil. Usually, they can be made of humus, garden soil and sand. 2. Temperature: Lilac is strict about temperature, and the most suitable growth temperature is 15-25. When the weather is hot in summer, we should pay attention to shade and avoid burning plants. 3. Lighting: Lilacs like sunshine very much, so they must be kept in sunny places, such as balconies and window sills.