What is the regularity of the growth and flowering of flowers

There are many kinds of flowers, each blooming and falling at its own time, some only blossom once a year, some can blossom many times a year, and some blossom only once a year. But generally speaking, blooming and falling is a segment of the plant life cycle. Every plant, like an animal, has a life cycle from birth to maturity to aging and death. Flowering is a sign of plant growth and maturity and entering the reproductive stage.

Therefore, to plant any kind of flower, if you want to make it blossom, you must first make it grow healthily, from seedlings to adulthood. Secondly, flowers must have their own specific environmental conditions in order to bloom, which is the law of their formation in the process of long-term evolution. For example, some plants grow in arid areas, they need to grow rapidly in the rainy season, when the drought comes, they will blossom and seed, and then die, allowing the seeds to be buried in the soil to wait for the next rainy season; other plants grow in temperate areas with four distinct seasons, the whole plant will shed leaves and dormancy in winter, so blossom should be in the warm season; some plants will first go through a low-temperature vernalization stage. Some plants can only blossom in autumn when the sunshine time is short. Only by understanding the regularity of flower blooming can we raise flowers well and make them bloom at the right time.