An inventory of several flowers that can bloom in winter

The first flower: Rieger Begonia

Friends who have been involved in flower cultivation for a long time may be able to recognize it at a glance, but most people may not be very clear about it. Because it looks very similar to a rose, you still have to identify it carefully to tell it apart. The colors of Regis Begonia are very rich and the blooming cycle is particularly long, so if you want it to bloom in the winter, you should use nitrogen fertilizer during the seedling period, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer during the growth period, and spray fertilizer on both sides of the flower. If you want to see the blooming of the begonias this winter but it’s too late, you should buy them in the early spring of next year, so that you can see the blooming of the begonias next year!

The second flower: Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe likes fertilization very much. Apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers once a week before it blooms, and apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate once every ten days or so during flowering. It is best to place it in a place where it can get sunlight. Also, you need to prune it when its flowers fade so that it can grow better and bloom more flowers next time.

The third flower: Primrose

The primrose is actually not very big, just a small pot. But if it is well grown, it will bloom out of the pot and be very beautiful, but it depends on how you grow it. Primroses are sown around May, and the pots need to be changed after leaves grow. Then, they should be placed in a cool place in summer. At this time, the soil in the pot should be sprayed with carbendazim to prevent disease. After that, in September or October, take it to an open place to bask in the sun, and then bring it back indoors. If flower buds appear later, pick them off so that more flowers can bloom.

The fourth flower: Chrysanthemum

In fact, I quite like the scent of chrysanthemums. It is very fresh and elegant and looks particularly beautiful when placed indoors. It is easy for chrysanthemums to bloom, but it is difficult to make too many of them bloom. I only occasionally see a pot of chrysanthemums blooming to the fullest. If you want more chrysanthemums to bloom, the soil is crucial. The soil must be loose and fertile. Before planting, you must apply enough fertilizer. Then you must use a small spray bottle to water slowly. After that, if the chrysanthemum seedlings grow out, the chrysanthemum heart must be picked off, so that more flowers can bloom later.