1. Flowering periodLipstick spider plant usually blooms from November to June of the following year. Some will wither in February of the following year due to certain factors. Its flowering period will vary depending on the cultivation climate, so if you want to advance its flowering period, you must create a suitable environment for its growth. Make sure the temperature is not lower than 15℃ and get more sunshine. 2. How long is the flowering period?Relatively speaking, its flowering period is very long. If well maintained, its flowering period can last for about half a year. The length of its flowering period is related to the breeding climate and maintenance methods. If affected by climate or other factors, the flowering period may be shortened to 2 or 3 months. During its flowering period, it needs sufficient water and nutrients to maintain, but the amount of watering should not be too much, and the temperature of the breeding environment should not be too low. It is better to grow it indoors. In addition, the plants should receive more light, especially in winter, sufficient sunlight is beneficial to their growth. |
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