When does tuberose bloom?

When does it bloom?

Tuberose is a beautiful and fragrant flowering plant. Generally speaking, tuberose sprouts and grows in spring, blooms in summer and autumn, and is forced to hibernate in winter.

The specific flowering period of tuberose is concentrated from June to September, and generally there can be more than 20 flowers on each branch. Tuberose usually blooms at night.

In fact, the flowering period of tuberose can also be controlled. Plant the bulbs of tuberose in a high-temperature greenhouse, maintain sufficient light, and pay attention to ventilation, and it will bloom in 2 months.

How to bloom more

When growing tuberose, you can take some measures to make it bloom better.

The first step is sowing. When growing night-blooming jasmine, sowing is a good way. Tuberose can be sown in spring or autumn, but the quality of flowering is better if sown in autumn.

The second step is pinching. After the tuberose starts to sprout and grow, you can pinch the tips of the tuberose. This will allow the plant to have more branches and bloom more. After the tuberose flowers fade, the remaining flowers need to be cut off in time. This can reduce the consumption of nutrients and is beneficial for secondary flowering.

In addition, it is necessary to give the night-blooming jasmine sufficient water and fertilizer. During the growth period of tuberose, its needs for water and fertilizer need to be met. In this way, it will have sufficient nutrients to thrive and have more nutrients to bloom. Avoid poor flowering.