When do lilacs bloom?

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Things to note when cultivating lilacs

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The flowering period of lilacs is generally from April to May or July to August. Varieties of cloves include ornamental, spice or medicinal, male and female. When cultivating cloves, pay attention to wind protection, weeding in time, and use fertile and well-drained soil. In addition, it is necessary to repot the pot and replace it with new soil every 3 years. When repotting, prune the root system to remove long and old roots.

flowering period

Flowering period

The flowering time of lilacs is different due to different varieties, but most of them bloom between April and May. Autumn between July and August.

Lilac flowers are abundant, mostly in white, purple, yellow, etc., with rich and gorgeous colors, and sweet and fragrant flowers. They are also a flower of great ornamental value.

Variety

Ornamental lilac

Flowers of various colors bloom in spring. They mostly grow in temperate regions of my country. They are highly ornamental and can form a sea of flowers in clusters, giving people a beautiful enjoyment.

Spice and medicinal cloves

This kind of clove is a tropical plant native to the Maluku Islands and surrounding islands in Indonesia. It is mostly used for Make spices and develop medicines.

Male lilac

Male lilac is a kind of clove that does not bloom. It only has flower buds. After the flower buds are dried, spices can be made.

Female lilac

Female lilac refers to a mature lilac fruit, which can be used to make spices just like the flowers.

Precautions for lilac cultivation

First of all, clove breeding requires maintenance from its infancy. During the seedling period, wind protection must be done. Bamboo can be used to fix the trunk of the clove plant to reduce damage caused by shaking.

The second step is weeding: Weeding should be carried out from July to October every year. Remove all the grass around the clove plants, but do not throw away the grass. Cover the plants with grass to make green manure.

After the seedlings grow into large seedlings, they can be pruned appropriately. Cutting them 30 centimeters above the ground will help the branches grow and the branches and leaves will grow luxuriantly.

The last thing is the growing environment: lilacs like sunshine and moisture, but are drought-tolerant, so they should not be watered too much. However, when the spring is relatively dry, you can water them once during the budding and flowering periods. Reserve enough water.

It requires fertile, sandy soil with good drainage. Cloves do not like heavy fertilizers, so there is no need to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise it will affect flowering.

For the flowering and growth of lilacs, they need to be repotted and replaced with new soil every three years or so. When repotting, prune the root system to remove long and old roots.

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Things to note when cultivating lilacs

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