Hypericum is a very beautiful ornamental plant, and its blooming flowers are very brilliant, deeply loved by people. However, not everyone understands the planting and care of Hypericum, so this article will introduce the flowering time and maintenance methods of Hypericum.
I: Characteristics of Hypericum
Hypericum, also called Evergreen, is an evergreen shrub with a small plant shape, not exceeding 1 meter in height. The leaves are obovate, thick and shiny. The flowers of Hypericum are mostly red or pink, with beautiful shapes and very pretty.
II: Flowering time of Hypericum
The flowering time of Hypericum is generally in spring, specifically from March to May. At this time, the weather gradually warms up, there is plenty of sunshine, and the temperature is suitable, which is the growth and flowering period of Hypericum.
III: Time of leaf fall for Hypericum
After Hypericum blooms, it will have dense branches and leaves in summer. In autumn, it will gradually shed leaves until all the leaves fall off in winter. The leaf-falling process should be carried out slowly, and do not remove all the leaves at once.
IV: Hypericum likes light
Hypericum likes a sunny environment, especially in spring, when sunlight is essential. Sufficient sunlight can promote its normal growth and flowering.
V: Temperature requirements for Hypericum
Hypericum has high temperature requirements, with a suitable temperature of 18°C-25°C. Generally, the indoor temperature is more suitable for the growth and development of Hypericum.
VI: Hypericum likes moisture
Hypericum is a moisture-loving plant, and its soil should be kept moderately moist. But also pay attention not to be too wet to avoid causing diseases.
VII: Fertilizing Hypericum
The fertilization of Hypericum should be moderate, mainly based on nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium elements. Apply fertilizer appropriately during the spring flowering period, gradually reduce fertilization in autumn, and stop fertilizing in winter.
VIII: Pruning Hypericum
The branches and leaves of Hypericum are relatively dense and need to be pruned appropriately. Pruning can promote the growth of new branches and the opening of flowers. Pruning can generally be done after the flowering period ends.
IX: Disease and pest control for Hypericum
Hypericum is susceptible to pests such as aphids and red spiders. If you find abnormal conditions on the plant leaves, such as spots or curled edges, you should take timely measures to prevent and control them, such as spraying with insecticides.
X: Transplanting Hypericum
Transplanting Hypericum needs attention, and it is generally done in spring and autumn. After transplanting, pay attention to watering and fertilizing, especially just after transplanting, to maintain the moisture of the soil.
XI: Propagation of Hypericum
Hypericum can be propagated by methods such as cuttings, division, and sowing. Among them, cuttings are the most common method, and cuttings are generally done in spring or autumn.
XII: Maintenance of Hypericum
The maintenance of Hypericum requires attention to moderate fertilization, timely watering, regular pruning, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to prevent it from being attacked by pests and diseases to ensure its normal growth and flowering.
XIII: Ornamental value of Hypericum
When Hypericum blooms, it is very beautiful and is one of the most suitable ornamental plants. It can not only be planted in the yard, but also placed indoors or on a balcony for viewing.
XIV: Cultural meaning of Hypericum
Hypericum has a profound meaning in traditional Chinese culture, representing auspicious meanings such as longevity, reunion, and happiness, so it is also a very popular gift.
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Hypericum is a beautiful, light-loving, and moisture-loving plant. Its flowering time is mainly in spring, and the flower colors are bright and very beautiful. In the maintenance process, pay attention to fertilizing, watering, pruning, etc., and at the same time, pay attention to preventing the invasion of pests and diseases.