1. Lavender usually blooms from June to August.
Lavender is a flower that many friends like to grow, but it is the most beautiful when it is in full bloom. Because lavender is a cold-resistant flower, it usually blooms most beautifully in June-August every summer, which is also the best time to watch lavender.
Generally speaking, in mid-May, the first crop of lavender began to sprout and began to blossom in June. If the first bud is knocked out in June of that year, it will bloom for the second time in September of the following year.
In France, lavender usually blooms on June 25th every year. China is mainly rich in Xinjiang and Beijing suburbs, which bloom in summer and July. If there is enough sunshine and proper water and fertilizer, some flowers bloom most beautifully in May-June. Although the overall flowering time of lavender is relatively short, it is particularly beautiful.
Second, the skills to promote the rapid flowering of lavender 1, pruning and shaping
Lavender usually grows most luxuriantly from April to May every year. At this time, it is necessary to prune manually, cut off the dead branches and rotten leaves in time, then loosen the soil to ensure good air permeability, and then remove the flower buds on the redundant branches to promote growth.
2. Growth management
Lavender is best to ensure sufficient water and nutrients in the first three years of planting, and it is best to keep the soil moist and water it evenly during the growing period. At the same time, weeds in the basin soil are cleaned irregularly to avoid nutrient loss or lavender growth obstruction caused by soil pollution.
3. Topdressing management
In order to make lavender bloom quickly, we must first ensure sufficient nutrients. After planting, we can add the decomposed organic fertilizer solution every 20 days or so, and then pour a little water in time after application. When buds appear for the first time, we can add a small amount of urea solution to supplement nutrition.
4. Overwintering management
Lavender should be buried artificially in winter, which is safe for winter. Generally, it is necessary to fill enough water before flowering in winter, but not too much. Then cover the upper part of the plant with a layer of soil, paying attention to the fact that the soil layer should not be too thick or too thin. In spring, water can be turned on for maintenance.