How long does it take for Chlorophytum comosum to bloom?

Interval time:

Because the normal flowering period of Chlorophytum comosum is from March to September, it will bloom about once every five months. But the flowering period can be extended artificially.

How to bloom more:

During the dormant state in winter, all diseased and insect-infested branches, leggy branches, inward-growing branches, aging branches, thin and weak branches, parallel branches, and overlapping branches should be pruned, either short-cut or thinned out, and then attention should be paid to ventilation in winter; appropriate pinching should be carried out in spring to facilitate the growth of branches, so that it can bloom more.

Flowering environment:

Sunlight is one of the necessary conditions for flowering and more flowering. Many friends will encounter the phenomenon that it only grows branches and leaves but no flowers. If the water and nutrients are managed normally, then the problem lies in the sunlight. If it does not get enough sunlight but has sufficient nutrients, it will only grow branches and leaves crazily, and the color of the branches and leaves will be very green and full, and there will be no obvious problems at all. Therefore, friends should let the peony spider plant get more sunlight and then reduce the amount of watering appropriately, which will be very helpful for it to bloom.

If you also have phalaenopsis at home, you might as well try this method.