When does Sophora japonica bloom?

Sophora japonica blooms from April to May, with a short flowering period of about 10 day. Sophora japonica can be propagated by seeds, and the suitable growth environment temperature is about 20℃. If sandy soil is needed, an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer can be added to the soil, which is beneficial to the growth and development of seeds; Sophora japonica likes light, so it needs to provide enough light to make plants photosynthesis normally. Sophora japonica needs to be pruned regularly to avoid overgrowth and reduce nutrient consumption.

Sophora japonica, also known as Sophora japonica, refers to flowers and buds of leguminous plants in a broad sense, but generally open flowers are called "Sophora japonica" or "Sophora japonica" and buds are called "Sophora japonica".

Sophora japonica is often planted beside houses and roadsides, and is widely cultivated all over China. Resistant to dust and adapt to urban environment. Deep roots, weak germination, medium growth and long life.

Sophora japonica is native to northern China, especially the Loess Plateau, Northeast China and North China Plain, and is widely cultivated in northern and southern China. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are also distributed.