When does forget-me-not bloom, and where is it native to?

Forget-me-not is the flower of love, and it takes three months from germination to blooming. Many people make forget-me-nots into dried flowers to enjoy. So. When does such a beautiful forget-me-not bloom? Where is it native to?

1. Introduction to forget-me-not

1. Where is forget-me-not native to?

The origin of forget-me-not is mainly distributed along the Mediterranean coast. It grows wild in the saline-alkali sandy wastelands of Northeast China, North China and the southeastern coast of China.

Camellia is native to China. Wild camellias are found in Jiangxi, Hunan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Shandong and other places in China. Later it was widely cultivated in various regions, and up to now camellias have been planted everywhere, only the varieties planted differ.

2. How to choose forget-me-not seeds?

Only by choosing good seeds will the final germination rate be high. Specifically, it is best to pick seeds that are plump and have not been attacked by pests or diseases.

3. When to plant forget-me-not?

Generally speaking, we choose September of each year to January of the following year.

2. When does forget-me-not bloom?

Forget-me-not is suitable for growing in temperate regions. This flower is highly adaptable, likes a dry and cool climate, avoids damp heat, likes light, and is drought-tolerant. It takes about three months from germination to blooming.

The flowering period of forget-me-not is from spring to summer each year, mainly concentrated in May——June, and the flowering period of forget-me-not can also be regulated.

The vernalization temperature for forget-me-not seeds is 2°C. The treatment time is 30 to 40 days. The seeds receiving treatment should be seeds that have already sprouted; dry seeds are ineffective after cold storage.

If forget-me-not is cultivated as an annual, choose seedlings of early-maturing varieties that have already undergone low-temperature treatment, and plant them from April to June each year; they bloom in autumn, and cut flowers continue throughout the entire winter until the spring of the following year, mainly supplying winter flowers. In hot summer weather, pay attention to appropriate shading and cooling, and do a good job of insulation in winter. When cultivated as a biennial, plant seedlings from October to December each year, allowing the young seedlings to fully receive the natural low temperatures of winter; they bloom in the spring of the following year and can continue until the winter of that year, and are removed after flower production ends in winter.

In short, the flowering period of forget-me-not can be controlled. The above introduction about when forget-me-not blooms and where it is native to ends here. I hope it can help you!