Why flowers sometimes grow fast and sometimes grow slowly

We all know that flowers sometimes grow very fast, sometimes hardly long, and enter a dormant period. Most flowers grow more slowly in low temperatures in winter, and some species even stop growing completely; in high temperatures in summer, some plants go dormant. The most suitable temperature for most flowers is 18-25 ℃. In this temperature range, flowers grow best, and flowers grow well between 10-30 ℃.

Under family conditions, with heaters and air conditioners, the indoor temperature can generally be controlled within this range, so most plants do not sleep, but grow at different speeds.

In the process of growing flowers, the most important thing is to figure out which kind of flower grows and when to wait on it with good water and fertile land. When it stops growing, it should be watered less, fertilized less or stopped fertilizing altogether. In addition, it is to use artificial methods to adjust the ambient temperature to prolong its growth time as much as possible. In the production environment, in order to supply the market demand all the year round, it is more important to regulate the ambient temperature manually. Only by adjusting the temperature of greenhouse or greenhouse to the most suitable range of cultivated flowers can flowers always be in the process of rapid growth and shorten the production cycle.