When does alstroemeria bloom?

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Alstroemeria flowering period

Blooming temperature and light requirements of alstroemeria

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Alstroemeria, also known as Chilean lily and Peruvian lily, is a lily plant native to Chile. The flowers of Alstroemeria resemble both azaleas and daffodils. The leaves are very similar to lilies, and the flowers appear watery. The arrangement and distribution of red and yellow are very moving and beautiful.

Alstroemeria flowering period

The flowering period of alstroemeria

The flowering period of alstroemeria is roughly the same as that of other flowers, which is between May and July every year. Alstroemeria is very spectacular when it blooms. The flowers are elegant and delicate, and are loved by people. The flowers of alstroemeria are a bit like azaleas but also like narcissus, which makes it difficult to distinguish.

Blooming temperature and light of Alstroemeria Requirements

Alstroemeria prefers a sunny and warm environment. The optimal temperature for alstroemeria is between 15 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees Celsius. The flower bud differentiation temperature is about 20 degrees Celsius. If it is in an environment of 20 degrees Celsius all year round, it will bloom all year round. If the temperature is higher than 25 degrees Celsius, the growth of alstroemeria will be more vigorous and the flower buds will not differentiate. Alstroemeria is a cold-tolerant plant that can bloom at temperatures of 9 degrees Celsius and below.

Alstroemeria likes a sunny environment. However, it cannot be exposed to the scorching sun. If the lighting time is relatively short in autumn, it will affect its flowering. If this phenomenon occurs, it is best to use increased light measures. If the daily light is about 13 or 14 hours, the flowering rate of alstroemeria will be greatly increased.

Blooming temperature and light requirements of alstroemeria

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