When does magnolia blossom?
First, flowering time
Generally speaking, the main time of magnolia blooming is from February to March every year. But it may blossom ahead of time where it returns to temperature earlier. It will blossom around January. In addition, there are many varieties, and the flowering time of these varieties is also slightly different. For example, purple varieties bloom from April to July. On the other hand, the florescence of round leaf varieties is about June.
Second, how to prolong the florescence
1. Ensure sunshine: after flowering, keep it in a place with good light, so that it can shine for more than 6 hours every day, which is good for it to blossom for a long time. If it can not receive enough light when it blossoms, it may cause its flowers to wither ahead of time.
2. Control watering: when it blossoms, you should avoid watering a lot. Otherwise, it may cause it to thank the flowers in advance. The right thing to do is to see that its soil is slightly whitening, just pour some water on it.
3. Ensure nutrition: applying some flower fertilizer with more phosphorus before flowering can stimulate its flower bud growth and is good for it to blossom for a long time. After flowering, we should pay more attention to whether there are weeds on the flower soil. If so, it should be pulled out in time, lest they seize the nutrients of the plant.
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