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June snowflake period

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The flowering period of June Snow is relatively long. Normally, it blooms in May and withers in July. If enough light can be provided to it during the flowering period and some phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are applied in a timely manner, it may bloom until August. Its flowers are mostly white and a few are pink. They are clustered on the branches and have high ornamental value.

The flowering period of snow in June

The flowering period of June Snow

The flowers of June Snow are thin, white and delicate. Its flowers grow singly or in several together on the top of the branches, and some grow on the top of the branches. Under the leaf axils, the flowers are covered with hairs, and the edges of the flowers are wavy. The corolla is light red or white, and the style is very long and grows protrudingly. Its flowering period is generally between May and July every year, and the flowering period is considered to be long!

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Why does June Snow not bloom
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June Snow likes a warm environment, but is extremely afraid of strong light. It prefers well-drained, fertile and moist soil.
First of all, you may have placed the June Snow in a place exposed to direct sunlight, or you may not have paid attention to shading and prolonged exposure to sunlight, which will cause the June Snow to not bloom.
The second step is fertilizing. You may fertilize too little, or the fertilizer may not have enough nutrients. Fertilizing at the wrong time may cause the snow to not bloom in June.
Finally, it is also possible that you keep Liuxue growing indoors during the summer without paying attention to ventilation and lighting. In summer, Liuxue needs to be raised outdoors to help absorb it. Enough sunlight for photosynthesis, otherwise flowering will be affected.

June Snow Flowering Management

First of all, give Liuxue enough light, but not strong light or long-term light. Pay attention to shade. Use soil mixed with leaf mold soil, garden soil, chaff ash and manure soil. Breeding helps flowering.

Secondly, fertilization should be timely. Thin liquid fertilizer should be applied every 3 weeks during the growth period. Fertilization is not needed in summer.

In the last summer, you only need to cultivate Junexue outdoors, with ventilation and light, and you need to prune it, and cut off the tillers growing from the roots to avoid absorbing nutrients.

If you do the above points, I believe your June Snow will bloom, and it will bloom well. Of course, don’t take it easy, remember to be careful and do your best every step of the way!

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