How to grow the lotus lantern during the bud period

Flowers of the Lotus Lantern

The flowers of the Lotus Lantern are beautiful, generally pink in color, and the inflorescence droops slightly. The whole flower looks very delicate, and the spike-shaped inflorescence droops slightly, making it more suitable for viewing as a medium to large potted plant.

In fact, the Lotus Lantern can be classified according to the number of its flowers, or according to different levels.

How to raise the lotus lantern in the bud stage

During the bud period of the Lotus Lantern, the first thing you need to pay attention to is the number of flower buds. In order to achieve the best ornamental effect, the number of flower buds should be in a certain proportion to the size of the plant, and the length of the flower buds should be more than 5cm. Because if the length of the flower buds is less than 5cm, and it happens to be winter, then the Lotus Lantern may not bloom.

Secondly, if the flower buds of the Melia dahurica begin to change color, the plant needs to be placed in a place with relatively high temperature for maintenance, so as to prevent the buds from falling.

Another point is that when cultivating the lotus lantern, if you want it to bloom all year round, you need to control the temperature well, so that the flowers of the lotus lantern will bloom longer.