Have you ever seen flowers that only bloom at night? Let us introduce you to several night-blooming flowers

Flowers all like to show off their beauty on sunny days, that is, a hundred flowers blooming together, but these few flowers are very low-key, yet no less gorgeous, so today let us count their beauty one by one.

Flowering tobacco

The overall root system of flowering tobacco is self-supporting, the flower shape is round, trumpet-shaped, and the colors are rich, looking very beautiful. Flowering tobacco is also a very interesting flower; it generally opens in gloomy weather or at night, and closes on sunny days, which is very interesting.

Night-blooming jasmine

It likes warm, humid, sunny, well-ventilated, dry climates and environments with good drainage and loose, fertile soil. It is drought-tolerant and poor-soil-tolerant, not waterlogging-tolerant, and not cold-tolerant; after leaf drop in winter it stops growing; it generally blooms successively from May to October, and it has high temperature requirements, with the average annual temperature controlled at around 20°C.

Night-blooming jasmine is a plant that likes fertilizer, so during its growth process it should be fertilized in small amounts and multiple times. For gardeners who find it troublesome, an eco-safe organic nutrient solution can be used, rich and balanced in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, fermented from sugarcane stalks, with the same effect as organic fertilizer fermented from rural rice straw and wheat straw, promoting flower growth, blooming and a long flowering period.

Night-blooming jasmine also has high water requirements; in hot summer it needs more watering, and in winter the soil should be kept moist but be sure to avoid waterlogging. It especially fears frost; in the Yangtze River basin it can only be grown in pots, and it tolerates pruning.

Tuberose

The flower language of tuberose is dangerous pleasure, because tuberose only gives off a rich fragrance at night, so it is called tuberose. Because this fragrance is too strong, it can make people feel short of breath, so tuberose is generally not placed indoors; therefore, its flower language is: dangerous pleasure.

Four o'clock flower

It likes mild and humid climate conditions, is not cold-tolerant, and its aboveground parts die in winter; it requires deep, loose and fertile loam, and for potting, ordinary flower culture soil can be used. It grows even better in slightly shaded places. The flowers open from evening to early morning and close under strong light; if there is shade in summer, it grows and blooms well, while under intense summer heat and strong sun it often sheds leaves.

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