What flower has the longest blooming period?
Today, I will explain to netizens what flower has the longest blooming period and share some related experiences about continuous flowering and flower planting. Here is the detailed introduction.
Flower enthusiasts who enjoy flowering plants probably want to have flowers blooming at home all the time. Some flowers are very beautiful when they are in full bloom, but their blooming period is short, and they have to wait a year to bloom again. Some flowers, on the other hand, have an extremely long blooming period and bloom continuously throughout the year. By having a pot of them, you can enjoy flowers every day. Here are the top 8 flowers with the longest blooming period. Let's see how many you have.
Catharanthus roseus
If the temperature is suitable, Catharanthus roseus can bloom all year round without stopping. Generally speaking, as long as the temperature is above 10 degrees, Catharanthus roseus can normally produce flower buds and bloom. In areas not too cold in winter in the south and in the north with heating at home, Catharanthus roseus can bloom brilliantly even in winter. Therefore, if you like to grow flowers with a long blooming period, Catharanthus roseus is the first choice.
Daisy
Daisy has a very strong vitality. Not only does it produce a large number of flowers, but it also has a very long blooming period. In my area, daisies can bloom continuously throughout the year. However, when the temperature is low in winter, the number of flowers may be a bit small. In areas with high temperatures in summer, daisies may have a short pause in flowering, but as soon as the temperature cools down, they can bloom again.
Rose myrtle
Rose myrtle prefers a warm growing environment. As long as the temperature is guaranteed, it can bloom continuously. If the temperature in the area where you live is relatively low in winter, rose myrtle will have a brief dormant period, shed all its leaves, and stop flowering. But in areas with warm winters, rose myrtle can still bloom brilliantly.
What flower has the longest blooming period?
Four-season begonia
Four-season begonia can bloom continuously throughout the year, especially in spring and autumn when the weather is cool, and the flowers are particularly brilliant. In some places where it is too hot in summer, four-season begonia may pause flowering. In areas that are not too hot in summer and relatively warm in winter, four-season begonia can bloom in all seasons.
Red anthurium
A single red anthurium flower has a long blooming period, lasting two to three months. Properly cared for red anthuriums can bloom all year round. However, if not properly cared for, it is often difficult for red anthuriums to bloom again after the existing flowers fade. When red anthuriums stop flowering, by increasing sunlight, frequently applying phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and pruning the old leaves, new leaves will grow and the flowers will bloom again.
Flower-bearing monthly rose
There are many types of roses, and they can bloom in spring, summer, and autumn without any problem. Whether they can bloom in winter depends greatly on the temperature and variety. If you are growing a variety of roses that bloom frequently, such as mini rose Juicy Balcony and Canaria, and the temperature in winter is maintained above 10 degrees, they can bloom normally. For example, in my area, where the lowest temperature in winter is 0~5 degrees, these roses can still bloom. Although the period for forming flower buds is relatively long, the blooming period of individual flowers is also very long.