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Will the flowers die at the Chiyoda Noon?

Last Update ：2024.11.06

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Will you die after finishing the Chiyoda-no-Relaxation?

Chiyoda pine is a succulent plant belonging to the genus Pachyphyllum of the Crassulaceae family. Its leaves are thick and textured, making them very cute. Moreover, the Chiyoda Pine will bloom, and the flowers are red and charming. But flower lovers are worried that the flowers will die after the Chiyoda No. 1 flower is loosened. Will he really die? Let’s see!

Chiyoda's pine blossom season

Chiyoda's pine flowering period

Chiyoda's pine flowering period is in late spring and early summer. It takes almost three months from the stems to blooming. Flower stems can be up to 30 cm long.

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Chiyoda pine flower shape

The flower stems of Chiyoda pine are very long, which gives people the joy of spring blooming like "a branch of red apricot sprouting from the wall". The flowers are bell-shaped, arranged in strings, with five petals. The calyx is light green and the petals are red. The color combination is very beautiful.

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Will the flowers die after being loosened by Chiyoda

Chiyoda pine takes a long time from growing stems to blooming. This is a process that consumes nutrients.

That’s why some florists worry that the Chiyoda Pine will fall off after blooming.

But don’t worry, the Chiyoda nosugatake flowers will only affect the shape of the leaves. The leaves will not be so full and green, and they will feel a bit vicissitudes of life, but they will not die.

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