Does the drug-addicted grass bloom?

Does the drug-addicted grass bloom?

The drug-sucking grass can bloom. Currently, there are three plants that are called drug-sucking grass. These three plants can bloom, but the shapes, colors and flowering periods of the flowers are different.

Bee balm, also known as drug-addicted grass and bee flower, usually blooms with lip-shaped white flowers, and the flowering period is from July to August.

Corrugated leaf mint, also known as drug addict, has spike-shaped inflorescence with long inflorescence. When it blooms, the corolla is light purple.

The Ailanthus strychnifolius, also known as the drug-addicted grass, has lavender flowers with purple stripes on its branches when it blooms. Its flowering period is not fixed and varies according to the age of the plant and the degree of pruning. Generally, short-day conditions are more conducive to flowering.

Flowering maintenance of drug-absorbing grass

When the drug-absorbing grass blooms, you need to pay attention to some maintenance points, so that it will bloom better.

First of all, the drug-addicted grass is more conducive to flowering under half-day or even less sunlight conditions.

Secondly, during the growth period of drug-absorbing grass, the soil needs to be kept moist and not too dry.

The most important thing is fertilization. The drug-absorbing grass likes fertilizer, so you can apply some fertilizer frequently during cultivation. However, it is best not to apply fertilizer before or during the flowering period of the drug addict grass. After the flowers fade, you can apply compound fertilizer once every two weeks, but be careful to avoid fertilizer damage.