Will the silver star die after it blooms?

Does the silver star bloom?

Silver star often blooms in spring, and when it blooms, the leaf disk extends upward and the inflorescence emerges.

The silver star flower has 5 petals, the petals are pink, some are white, not completely red, and are very beautiful. After Silver Star blooms, seeds are generally not harvested and cross-pollination is required.

Will the silver star die after it blooms?

There is a saying that after the silver star blooms, the leaf disk will gradually wither and then die. However, some people have confirmed that the silver star will not die after flowering and can grow healthily.

Therefore, it can be assumed that the silver star will not die after flowering, but because the silver star consumes a lot of its own nutrients when flowering, the nutrients cannot keep up with the regrowth after the flowers fall, causing the plant to decline, wither and die.

Will the blooming of the silver star ruin the shape?

There is also a saying that the appearance of the silver star will be affected after it blooms.

When the silver star blooms, the flower stalk emerges from the center of the rosette-shaped leaf disk. In order to protect the leaf disk and prevent its shape from being destroyed, it should be cut off in time when it sprouts to maintain the normal growth of the leaf disk.

Silver star blossom pictures