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When does the golden pheasant bloom?

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Appreciation of pictures of golden pheasant blooming

The branches are covered with golden pheasant flowers, which are very bright. Moreover, the flowers are edible. Such an important flower, when does it bloom?

The flowering period of golden pheasant

The flowering period of the golden pheasant

The golden pheasant blooms mainly in spring, when everything revives. Flowering generally begins in April and can last until May.

The flowering period of Caragana is not long. It blooms from April to May. The flowering period lasts for a short time, only more than a month. After that, it will wither. After the flowering period, it will begin to enter the fruiting period. , the fruit will bear seeds when mature, and the seeds can be used for sowing and propagation. The fruiting period is from July to September.

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The flowering form of Caragana

When Caragana blooms, the flowers are solitary on the nodes of old branches or axillary on the base of young branches. Sometimes there are 2-3 flowers forming small umbels. The color of the corolla is yellow, sometimes with light white and red. The flag petals are oval or nearly round, with slightly pointed ends and two petals on the side, just like a bird about to fly.

The fruits that Caragana bears after blooming are mainly linear pods, which are cylindrical when mature and have 2 lobes. The seeds are transversely oblong or nearly spherical.

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Precautions for Caragana Flowering

Caragana needs to be fully watered in spring to give the plant sufficient moisture and keep the pot soil moist, which can extend the flowering period.

The golden pheasant should be watered with liquid fertilizer once before blooming in spring. Fertilizing before blooming is to ensure that the golden pheasant plant has sufficient nutrients to cope with all the consumption when the golden pheasant blooms, so that the golden pheasant blooms more and more colorfully. . After flowering, you can apply fertilizer again to promote the growth of branches and leaves. In general, for Caragana to bloom, it is necessary to manage water and fertilizer well and replenish nutrients in a timely manner.

The second thing is that after the golden pheasant blooms, you can cut off the flower branches, which can promote the growth of new branches.

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