Thymus × citriodorus - Thyme

Photos Thymus × citriodorus - Thyme

Fertilization Thymus × citriodorus : In autumn we should reduce fertilizing aromatic plants which are still in vegetation, giving it fertilizers every 30-40 days. Annual aromatic plants can be eradicated; to obtain a good quantity of aromatic herbs to be used during the winter we can let them desiccate or even freeze them.

Exposure Thymus × citriodorus

continental : plant which needs to be exposed to direct sunrays.
In autumn these plants are grown in the garden; they can tolerate temperatures a few degrees below zero without problems.

alpine : Let's locate the The Thymus × citriodorus in a very luminous place, preferably sunny.
Autumn temperatures are easily tolerated by the The Thymus × citriodorus which usually doesn’t get damaged by short freezing; if the temperatures should go below -5°C, let’s protect our plant with a non-woven fabric.

mediterranean : These plants favour sunny exposures, where they can enjoy, even for the whole day, some direct solar rays.
The Thymus × citriodorus can stand temperatures a few degrees under zero, therefore they can be usually cultivated as garden plants.

Watering Thymus × citriodorus

continental : Let’s water every 1-2 weeks with 3-4 glasses of water, or even more often if the weather is hot and dry; we should always try to keep the ground slightly damp.

alpine : Water regularly, every 2-3 weeks, wetting the soil thoroughly by using 2-3 glasses of water and keeping it always a bit moist, although avoiding to soak it too much.

mediterranean : For a balanced development these plants need constant and abundant dampness; during this time of year it is good to water frequently, about 4-5 glasses of water at least every 0-1 weeks.

Treatments Thymus × citriodorus : During the cold months many pathogens spend the winter in the ground, at the feet of our plants; let’s treat the plants struck by black spot disease or by leaf curl disease with particular attention by applying a wide-range anticryptogamic treatment, to vaporize even on the ground. Let’s gather and destroy the leaves of the sick plants.


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