Plum blossom time

The flowering time of different plum blossoms is different, generally from 65438+February to March of the following year.

Plum blossoms are generally divided into three varieties: early plum, middle plum and late plum. The flowering time of early plum is generally between the twelfth month and the first month, that is, from 65438+February to the following February; Zhongmei is open from the first month of the lunar calendar to February; Plums bloom in the evening between February and March in the lunar calendar. Different varieties of plum blossom have different opening time, but on the whole, they are all one of the earliest flowering flowers in winter.

The opening hours of plum blossoms are greatly influenced by the climate. In the southern region, plum blossoms may open ahead of schedule due to warmer temperatures; In the northern region, plum blossom will bloom relatively late because of the low temperature. In addition, the flowering time of plum blossoms is also affected by sunshine time, rainfall and other factors. One of the important flowers in the traditional culture of China is also one of the four famous flowers in China.

The growth environment of plum blossom

Climatic conditions: Plum blossom likes warm and dry environment, and the suitable growth temperature is 10℃-25℃. In winter and early spring, plum blossom can resist low temperature and short-term cold weather, but it is prone to pests and diseases in high temperature and humid environment in summer.

Soil conditions: Meihua likes well-drained and fertile soil, and the suitable pH value is between 6.0 and 7.5. Plum blossoms have low requirements on soil, and different types of land such as hillsides, plains and floodplains can grow.

Lighting conditions: Plum blossoms need plenty of sunshine, but they can't be exposed to the sun. In the spring flowering period, plum blossoms need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight every day, so as to ensure the bright and fragrant flowers.

Water condition: Plum blossoms need proper water to maintain their growth and flowering. Generally speaking, water is poured once a week, but be careful not to over-water, so as not to cause root rot and death. In the dry season, plants can be protected by spraying water or covering.