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Cultivation and maintenance process of perennial root flowers

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Perennial flowers, also known as perennial herbaceous flowers, refers to a kind of perennial herbaceous ornamental plants that form well-developed roots after flowering, fruiting and wilting in the aboveground, which can survive the winter in the open field and sprout, grow, blossom and bear fruit again the following year.

Perennial flowers, also known as perennial herbaceous flowers, refers to the underground part of the plant after flowering, fruiting and wilting, the underground part forms a developed root, which can survive the winter in the open field. a kind of perennial herbaceous ornamental plants that sprout, grow, blossom and bear fruit again the following year, such as echinacea, falling bride, chrysanthemum, golden chrysanthemum, sea carnation, Icelandic Yumei, sedum, campanula, bluebell grass, sage and so on.

Flowering mechanism

Perennial flowers have different flowering mechanisms. Generally speaking, perennial flowers require photoperiod (sunshine length) or vernalization (low temperature), or both. Understanding the special flowering mechanism of perennial flowers is one of the most important factors affecting the success of perennial root commodity production.

Photoperiod perennial flowers often need photoperiod to stimulate flowering. Long-day plants need 14 hours or more sunshine to bloom; medium-sunshine plants bloom regardless of the length of sunshine, but some varieties blossom more in long sunshine; short-day plants need short sunshine, usually less than 12 hours. Long-day plants can stimulate flowering by artificial light in their unnatural flowering season. An easy way to artificially create long-day sunlight is to replenish light at night, adding four hours of light from 10:00 at night to 2 a.m. the next morning, using incandescent light of 50 to 100 lux. Supplementary light can sometimes cause plants to grow steeply, especially when incandescent light is used, so turn off the light source once a bud appears.

There are three key elements for successful vernalization, none of which are indispensable: plants preparing for vernalization must be fully mature; suitable low temperature should not be higher than 5 °C; and appropriate low temperature treatment time is generally 6 to 10 weeks.

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