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What season does Iris bloom and how to maintain it?

Jane Margolis
2020-11-16 11:23:35
When maintaining Cyclamen, if fertilization is too much, it must be dealt with as soon as possible, otherwise it is easy to burn roots, which will seriously hinder growth. During the treatment, the fertilizer in the soil can be diluted by irrigating with clear water directly, and the fertilizer liquid flows out along the drainage outlet at the bottom until all the fertilizer liquid flows out. If the fertilizer has been produced, it is best to take off the pot and change the soil as soon as possible, and cut off the rotten root system, and re-pot maintenance.

1. What season blooms & nbsp;

The season for irises to bloom is the Spring Festival. Some varieties bloom relatively early. In this way, irises with an early flowering period can bloom in March and April. The normal flowering period is around May, when many irises bloom luxuriantly.Flowering time is not fixed, and some flowering period is slightly later.After the iris opens, the flowering period can last for about 20 days when it is long, and 7-10 days when it is short, the shape of the flower is like a flying butterfly, the color is very rich, it looks very beautiful and beautiful, and it also has a fragrant smell.

2. How to maintain the flowering period

1. Temperature: Iris has strong cold resistance and does not like to grow in hot environment, so after iris blossoms, the surrounding temperature should not be too high, and it is best to keep it at about 17 degrees.

2. Sunlight: Iris is more light-loving, but it can tolerate half-shade environment. After flowering, it can not be kept in too dark place, nor can it see strong light, which will damage the delicate petals. After flowering, it can provide bright astigmatism.

3. Humidity: After it blossoms, you can water it properly, but control the amount of water, and never accumulate water.It is also necessary to spray water around to maintain humidity, not too dry.

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