Just bought back Echinacea, don't rush to bask in the sun, put in the astigmatic room to adapt to two days, and then gradually increase the light. Maintain the curing temperature at 10-25 ℃, touch the soil surface with your hand at ordinary times, feel white, dry and then irrigate thoroughly. Just bought back the Echinacea with bud, don't fertilize first, wait for the plant to open and then prune and fertilize, in addition to pay attention to, Echinacea especially love aphids, indoor maintenance to more ventilation, pest control to spray in time.
1. How long is the flowering period
The flowering period of epiphyllum is from June to October. The flowering period is relatively short. Generally, it will open at 8 or 9 o'clock. It will wither after opening for about 3-4 hours. Therefore, the flowers will wither at 3 o'clock in the morning.Moreover, it is an annual flower, so epiphyllum represents a good and very short thing.It has more branches to grow, and different branches and leaves have different flowering time, so people will mistakenly believe that it can blossom many times.
2. what does flowering represent
Epiphyllum and other plants are different, it is difficult to see it blossom, it blossoms with good things to come, is a good omen.Its flower language is also very good, flower language for the moment of beauty, the moment of eternity.Because its flowering time is very short, but it is very beautiful, so it is often used as a metaphor for beautiful but transient things, but also represents the flash of light, fleeting, with a flash in the pan.
3. Precursor of flowering
In fact, when it is about to blossom, there will be an omen.The flower stem is hooked, and the top of the bud is upward, when the cultured epiphyllum appears such a performance, it represents that it will blossom immediately.It blooms for at least three years, and the short time of maintenance, low temperature or insufficient nutrients will affect its normal flowering.Therefore, if you want it to blossom, you need to maintain it reasonably according to its growth habits.
