When does the rueba bloom?

1. Flowering period

The flowering period of this flower is very long and will last for nearly four months. However, of course, the flowering period does not last for four months at a time. Instead, after the first flowering, it will bloom for the second and third time in a year. Some flowers grow faster, and the rudbeckias basically bloom quietly in early summer, but most of them bloom in midsummer, which is the hot June. Because its temperature requirements are not as strict as other plants, it can show the most beautiful flowers even in hot weather.

2. Conditions during flowering

During the blooming period, the frequency of watering should be appropriately increased. The demand for water during the flowering period is very high, so water should be replenished in time, but care should be taken not to allow waterlogging. The dewberry, which blooms more frequently, also needs sufficient nutrition. After entering the flowering period in June, it will continue to bloom intermittently until October. Appropriate fertilizer should be added every month. The fertilizer should be mainly phosphorus fertilizer. The number of times should be one to two times, and excessive fertilization should be avoided.

3. After the flowering period

After the flowering period, it is necessary to carry out branch pruning in time to clean up the withered flowers and dead branches and leaves. Always cut off dead branches, diseased branches, weak branches, overly dense branches, and dead flowers and stems. This will allow the plant to be ventilated and light-permeable, which will be more conducive to future growth. If it is a single-petal branch, the overgrown branches should be cut off. This will make it easier for it to grow more side branches. More side branches will provide a place for the flower buds to land next year, which will help the flowers bloom more luxuriantly.