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White crane taro blooms in a few months

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-01 08:59:37
The white crane taro blooms in summer every year, that is, from May to August. It can last for about a month. The color of the flower is white, which is very suitable for home viewing. The flowering time in different areas is also not fixed, and there will be a slight difference in the flowering time due to different climatic environment. The flowering time of the white crane taro cured in the greenhouse is not fixed. By adjusting the light and temperature, it may achieve multiple flowering.

A few months bloom

The white crane taro is not only ornamental with bright leaves, but also very beautiful flowers. Its flowering period is generally in the summer of each year, that is, from May to August. It can last for about a month. The color of the flower is white, with a little yellow green. The ornamental value is very high, which is very suitable for home use. The flowering time in different regions is also not fixed. The climate environment in different regions is different, the flowering time will be slightly different, and the flowering time will be determined according to the climate conditions of that year. With the development of modern science and technology, the flowering time of the white crane taro in the greenhouse is not fixed. By adjusting the light, temperature, etc., it is possible to achieve multiple flowering.

What to do without flowering?

1. Failure to bloom all the time may be due to insufficient growth years, that is to say, it is not old enough, just need to continue maintenance, to ensure good maintenance conditions

2. Ensure good lighting conditions, give enough sunshine, and do not always put it in the dark place without light, then it can be transformed into nutrients to promote flowering.

3. Apply water correctly and regularly according to the growth trend. In summer, spray water to keep wet and prevent the air from being too dry.

4. Apply proper nutrition, increase P and K fertilizer before flowering.

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