How to Make Primroses Bloom for Christmas

Natural flowering period

Under normal circumstances, this flower can bloom for three months to herald spring, and the flowering period is the entire spring. Their colors are very bright, including red, pink, yellow and purple, and the patterns are also very delicate. The inner layer is basically yellow, and the outer layer is solid color. The outer layer has red, pink, purple, and some have striped patterns. They are simply not beautiful enough.

Imagine that there are no distracting thoughts in your mind and you are surrounded by a sea of ​​primroses. Embracing this joyous sea of ​​flowers with a peaceful and comfortable heart, would you be very happy? So placing a pot of primrose in the study can not only add spiritual energy to the study, but also relieve your mood after studying. Isn’t it appropriate?

Flowering Tips: Sowing Time

Friends who live a little further north can choose to sow in the spring so that they can bloom in the summer. However, if you want them to bloom in time for the holidays, you can only choose to plant them indoors. You can choose to plant them in the fall, because it only takes about 11-12 weeks from sowing to flowering. Seeds are more likely to germinate at 15-20℃, and usually germinate in about a week. Because its flowering period is relatively long, fertilizer is also needed during the flowering period.

Flowering Tips: Temperature Control

If it has already bloomed, the temperature cannot exceed 15℃, otherwise it will definitely affect the effect. If the temperature exceeds 18℃, the flowering time will be shortened and even excessive growth will be caused. In winter, the temperature should be lower, preferably kept at 12-14℃. This will ease the metabolism of the plant and prolong the flowering time. If liquid fertilizer is used after the flowers fall, it can continue to bloom.