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Main characteristics of dormancy period

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Many plants in nature have a dormant period, which is their automatic defense function against poor natural environments. Some of these plants will go dormant in winter, and some will go dormant in summer. Today, the editor has sorted out some of the aestivating flowers to share with you.

Main characteristics of dormancy period

What is dormancy

Speaking of the dormancy period of flowers, it is in summer or winter, that is, the period when the average annual temperature is the highest or lowest. Since flowers cannot be harmed by high and low temperatures, they take A state of dormancy and cessation of growth to adapt to harsh environments.

The main characteristics of the dormant period

One characteristic of all dormant flowers is that the plant no longer grows or the growth rate is stagnant. Today I will mainly talk about the main reason why flowers become dormant in summer because the temperature of the growing environment exceeds 30 degrees. Some will be semi-dormant, and some will be completely dormant. Some plants may even lose their freshness and wilt.

Common Aestivation Flowers

The aestivating flowers that people plant more often in our daily lives mainly include begonias, clivias, tulips, cyclamen, geraniums, hyacinths, poppies, violets, Pulsatilla, calla lilies, narcissus, daisies, etc.

Classification

The aestivating flowers listed above can also be divided into three different ways of spending summer. Cyclamen, Pulsatilla, Hyacinth, Narcissus, etc. are bulb parts and need to be dormant; violets, daisies, poppies and other flowers are seeds and need to stay dormant through the summer; flowers such as Clivia, carnation, geranium, fuchsia, calla lily and other flowers are The entire plant cannot be lowered below the high temperature and needs to be dormant.

If the hot weather in summer is not handled properly, the delicate flowers will suffer a great blow. As long as they are carefully managed through the summer, they will gradually come to life.

common aestivation flower

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