This kind of sweet potato blooms especially beautifully, but be sure not to buy it at the wrong time

This is day 910 of Blue Demon's daily original articles

This article is original by Blue Demon

Excerpt from the series course "30 Days, Help You Go from Zero Basics to a Flower-Growing Expert"

Yesterday Blue Demon told a little story about autumn-planted bulb flowers. Actually, among bulb flowers, besides autumn-planted bulbs, there are also some spring-planted bulb flowers.

For example, the very common dahlia, dwarf dahlia, iris, and so on. Many flower lovers may also plant lilies in spring, and even plant lilies in summer. Actually, lilies are better planted in autumn. If planting in spring, it should be done in early spring, because lilies still prefer a cool environment. Modern lily bulbs are artificially cold-treated. Although bulbs are sold in all four seasons, for us flower lovers, Blue Demon suggests that you still plant them in autumn, winter, or early spring. Back to the point, let's continue talking about spring-planted bulb flowers. A while ago, in Blue Demon's reader group, a flower lover showed off the dahlia bulbs she had just bought.

From the picture, you can see the bulbs are quite large, but unfortunately, it is already June now........

Blue Demon's dahlias are already in full bloom. Buying dahlia bulbs at this time is really....... Actually, growing flowers is really not something done on a whim. Flowers are living things and need enough care and attention from us. At the same time, more importantly, we must follow the growth patterns of the four seasons.

Although the dahlia is a spring-planted bulb and needs higher temperatures to grow, it is also not tolerant of high temperatures. Often in summer its aboveground parts wither, and the underground corms enter a brief dormant period. So buying dahlia bulbs in June is really a time-consuming and laborious thing for dahlias, yet it earns no thanks.

If planted in June, it will just sprout and grow for only a short time before the weather gets hot. The dahlia simply does not have time to bloom before entering the dormant stage. And if care during the summer dormant period is not adequate, it may very likely cause the bulbs to rot, and then it really goes from dormancy to eternal sleep!

Actually, many spring-planted bulbs enter a brief dormant period in summer. So before buying bulb flowers, Blue Demon suggests that you first do some homework. Wasting money is a small matter, but our time and energy are limited!

These past few days, what Blue Demon has shared are all problems of buying the wrong seedlings due to not knowing enough about the habits of flowers. So how exactly should you buy in order to buy the right flowers that suit you? Please continue to follow Blue Demon's article tomorrow. Blue Demon's past essential articles, recommended for you to study and view. How to view: Official account homepage - Blue Demon Library - Essential Articles - Rose Special Articles. 365 days, helping you solve flower-growing problems in this community. Want to buy the right variety of roses? It has long been prepared for you!