When does Viola yedoensis bloom?

Flowering period of Viola yedoensis

Viola yedoensis usually starts to germinate in early March and blooms from mid-March to mid-May, lasting for a relatively long time. Generally speaking, the peak flowering period of Viola yedoensis can last for 25 days, and a single flower can be open for about 6 days. Starting in April, the flowers begin to close, and a large number of seeds can be formed at this time. It takes about 30 days from the flowering of Viola yedoensis to the maturity of the seeds. By September, a small number of Viola yedoensis flowers will still bloom.

Flowering mechanism of Viola yedoensis

The flowering period of Viola yedoensis is relatively early, but after a period of cultivation and hibernation, the flowering time of Viola yedoensis can be artificially controlled. In this way, you can have a pot full of beautiful flowers, which is very suitable for viewing.

Viola yedoensis flowering