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When do poppies bloom?

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The flowering period of poppies is around March to August, but the planting time will also affect its flowering period. If sown in spring, it will bloom in June-July; if sown in autumn, it will bloom in May-June of the following year. Proper maintenance will help it bloom early. Give it a growing environment of 5-25℃ with sunlight, and water it regularly.

1. Flowering time

1. Flowering time

Generally, poppies will bloom from March to August. However, depending on the planting time, the flowering period will also be different. If sown in spring between March and April, it will bloom in June to July; if sown in autumn between September and November, it will bloom in May to June of the following year. In addition, its flowering period is also related to daily maintenance. If the maintenance environment is suitable for plant growth, its flowering period will be advanced.

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2. Pre-flowering maintenance methods

1. Sunlight: It likes sunlight, so it should be exposed to more sunlight. Only when the plant can perform photosynthesis well can it grow better. Let it stay in the sun for about 4 hours every day, and the maintenance environment cannot be without light.

2. Moisture: Poppies are more afraid of water accumulation, so water them less. As long as the soil is slightly moist, there is no need to water. However, you can water as much as possible in summer, but don't let water accumulate.

Poppy

3. Temperature: The temperature should be maintained during breeding. Allowing it to grow in a more suitable environment at around 5-25℃ will be more beneficial to its flowering.