Medal flower blooming period

Flowering period of medallion

The flowering period of the medal flower is relatively long. The medal flower usually blooms in late spring and early summer, and can last until April to May. If the temperature is right, such as if it is grown in a greenhouse, the medallion can bloom all year round.

When the medal flower blooms, its flowers will open facing the sun. They will bloom when the sun rises in the morning, and the petals will close when the sun sets in the evening, and then bloom again the next day, repeating this process for about 10 days before withering.

Flowering management of medal flower

The medal flower has a peculiar shape and colorful flowers, just like a medal, and sometimes like the sun, very brilliant. Medal flower can be grown in potted plants, but the flowering effect will be better and the plant will be stronger if planted in the ground.

If the temperature of the growing environment is suitable, the medal flower can bloom all year round, and it will bloom often if there is sufficient sunlight. So it is necessary to maintain a certain temperature and sufficient light.

During the growing period of the medal flower, fertilizer can be applied once every half a month. With sufficient fertilizer and rich nutrients, the flowers will be extremely beautiful.

Therefore, if you want the medal flower to bloom well, sunlight, temperature and fertilizer are the three key factors.

Things to note when medallion flowers bloom

During the growing period of the medal flower, attention must be paid to water management. The soil must not be waterlogged to avoid plant death. Daily watering should be reasonable, and drainage should be done in time during rainy seasons.

The medal flower must be exposed to more sunlight during its growth period, otherwise the flowers will become smaller and the color will become dull. It will also soften its leaves.

When the medallion flower has finished blooming, the flowers will gradually wither. At this time, it is necessary to cut off the withered flowers of the medallion flower in time to reduce the loss of nutrients in the plant.