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When do guayeju bloom

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-21 08:16:55
Guayeju is beautiful and moving. Many friends raised it, but they found that it never bloomed. So when does it bloom? In fact, according to the specific sowing time, it will bloom at different times, normally in April and may. But if you want to, you can also artificially control the time when it blooms. For example, if you want it to open in the Spring Festival, you can plant it in August of the previous year.

When will flowers bloom?

Its flowering time is generally uncertain, because different sowing time will also affect its flowering time. But under normal circumstances, it will not bloom until April to May. If you want it to open during the Spring Festival, you can plant it in August of the previous year. If you want it on labor day, plant it in October of the previous year. Generally, if you don't have much demand for its flowering period, it will bloom from April to May.

2. Flower period maintenance

1. Temperature

If you want to make it bloom longer, you need to adjust the temperature properly. Generally, the temperature is the best when it is between 10 and 15 degrees. If the temperature is too high, it may shorten its flowering time greatly.

2. Light

When it blooms, we can't let it direct to the sun. It's better to put it in the indoor astigmatism place, and occasionally bask in the sun. If the light is too strong, the flowers will fall early.

3. Water

It's important to water during flowering. If the permeability of the basin soil you choose is OK, just water it once a day. In addition, if the indoor air is too dry, you can spray some water properly to increase the air humidity.

4. Apply fertilizer properly.

When its flower bud begins to differentiate and gestate flower bud, pay attention to fertilizer selection at this time. It is usually based on phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. When the flower bud grows, it will stop fertilizing immediately.

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