1. Flower LanguageThe flower language of impatiens is "heart of love". The flowers are brightly colored and have a long flowering period, representing the love for each other, which can last for a long time. Moreover, it only has one color, just like people in love, with only each other in their eyes. Therefore, you can give it to your lover, symbolizing the relationship between the two of you and that you can love each other forever. 2. Flowering SeasonThe sagebrush usually blooms in summer and autumn, and most of the flowering period is in autumn, approximately from June to October. However, with proper care, it can bloom all year round. Nowadays, the flowering period can be changed by changing the length of daylight hours and pinching the tips of the flowers. If you want the plant to bloom early, you can block the sunlight appropriately and provide it with a short period of light to help its flower bud differentiation. If sowing is done early in spring, the light hours will not be very long, which is very beneficial to plant growth. In addition, it is necessary to properly prune and apply appropriate fertilizer after the flowers fall to ensure that there are enough nutrients to maintain its growth. |
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