When does lavender usually blossom? Explain the method of potted planting in detail!

Lavender, also known as vanilla and spiritual vanilla, is a kind of flowering plant that integrates edible, ornamental and beauty. It is deeply loved by flower friends because of its beautiful flowers and pleasant fragrance. Many people like to keep a pot at home. When does lavender usually bloom? How to plant potted plants?

1. Introduction of lavender:

1. What is lavender flower language?

There are many colors of lavender, and each color represents a different language, so don't make a mistake when sending flowers.

(1) Purple lavender flowers: waiting for hopeless love.

(2) Blue lavender flower words: heart to heart.

(3) White lavender flowers: as long as you breathe hard, you can see miracles.

2. What are the varieties of lavender?

Sidcott "lavender", "Monster" lavender, "Graf" lavender, "purple bouquet" lavender, "Betty blue" lavender.

When does lavender usually blossom?

Lavender usually blossoms from June to August and can blossom after 18 weeks of sowing, but the time of flowering varies from place to place due to climatic differences, but most of them bloom in autumn. of course, in some places, a small amount of flowers will bloom in summer and winter, but there are few cases.

Third, how does lavender grow potted plants?

1. Lavender is suitable to grow in a slightly alkaline or neutral environment with deep soil layer, loose and fertile soil and good air permeability, so when selecting soil, you can choose slightly acidic or neutral soil rich in silicon and calcium. Of course, you can also use peat moss, perlite, vermiculite mixed into nutrient soil planting.

2. Lavender likes to grow in an environment with sufficient light, but it is not resistant to strong light exposure, so it is properly shaded in summer and given certain light in spring, autumn and winter.

3. Lavender is suitable to grow at 15-25 degrees Celsius, if it is higher than 28 degrees, the stems and leaves will be withered and yellow, and below 0 degrees will enter dormancy, so try to move it indoors in winter and cool down as much as possible in summer.

4. Lavender does not have high requirements for moisture. Generally, basin soil can grow healthily by pouring a small amount of water when it is dry. Do not water too much, lest stagnant water will lead to root rot. When watering, try to water it in the morning.

5. Lavender does not have high requirements for fertilizer, generally apply sufficient basic fertilizer when potting, and apply appropriate amount of phosphate fertilizer at the seedling stage and after the adult plant. When applying fertilizer, do not apply too much, and once every three months.

6. After lavender grows for a period of time, dense branches, withered branches, diseased branches and other branches that are not conducive to plant growth will grow, so these useless branches should be cut off according to the growth situation to maintain a good plant shape. When pruning, try to cut off the first node after flowering and trim it into a hemispherical shape to ensure that the branches are nutritious.

Generally speaking, lavender blossoms from June to August, but the flowering time varies due to different climates, but it will blossom in August at the latest. In addition, if you want potted flowers to bloom normally, you need to do a good job in basic planting methods such as water and fertilizer, light, pruning and so on.