How many times does the Changshou Guan Begonia bloom in a year?
Abstract: This article shares some tips on growing Changshou Guan Begonia at home, focusing on how many times it blooms in a year. Next, let's find out more about it.
Besides paying attention to whether the Changshou Guan Begonia is up to standard, some flower enthusiasts are also concerned about how many times it blooms in a year. Generally speaking, the Changshou Guan Begonia blooms only once a year, but the flower buds on a single plant have the characteristic of blooming successively. This means that in addition to the normal blooming period, there may still be a few scattered blooms.
However, on the whole, the Changshou Guan Begonia blooms only once a year, with the blooming period roughly in March to April. But due to different caring environments and regional differences between the north and south, the blooming time may vary. Moreover, some Changshou Guan Begonias in the flower market have been treated to promote blooming.
In normal conditions, the blooming period of the Changshou Guan Begonia is relatively long, with a single plant's blooming period almost reaching one month, and the best viewing period being about 17 or 18 days.
Let's now learn about some other aspects of the Changshou Guan Begonia.
The Changshou Guan Begonia has a red double-petal variety, which means it almost does not produce seeds. Therefore, some flower enthusiasts may find that their Changshou Guan Begonia has a fruiting phenomenon (actually, these are flower buds, and the so-called fruit is a pseudo-fruit formed by the ovary, receptacle, and sepals. The Changshou Guan Begonia is highly double-petaled and does not form seeds. This pseudo-fruit will quickly fall from the tree, and the flowers do not bloom well.)
The above content on how many times the Changshou Guan Begonia blooms in a year is for everyone's reference and operation.