Will Mingyue bloom?

Will Mingyue bloom?

Will Mingyue bloom?

Mingyue blooms in late winter and early spring. After the flowers are pollinated, the seeds can be harvested. The seeds are similar to sesame seeds but smaller than sesame seeds.

Although Mingyue is a foliage plant, its flowers are still very beautiful.

Mingyue flowers bloom in white, spreading clusters with five petals that point upward, giving off a positive energy.

Mingyue Flowering Period Maintenance

Succulent plants consume a lot of nutrients when they bloom, and Mingyue is no exception.

Originally, Mingyue's growth in winter is restricted by temperature, and its leaves are very prone to wrinkles. Coupled with the flowering in early spring, the leaves are obviously insufficiently supplied with nutrients, showing signs of growth fatigue. At this time, appropriate fertilizer and watering should be applied to ensure the supply of nutrients and water.

If you don't want to collect seeds or enjoy the flowers, you can cut off the flower sword of Mingyue.

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