Can it bloom in winter

The answer to this question is yes. Primroses can bloom in winter. A very important feature of primrose is that it blooms in early spring. There are many colors of primroses, which look very bright. In early spring, new flower stems grow from the leaves, and gorgeous flowers bloom one after another. The petals unfold layer by layer, which is gratifying. We should pay attention to the following points, and we will gain something

Key points of flowering

Separate planting and transplanting

Primroses are usually sown to reproduce. When the seedlings grow 2 ~ 3 true leaves, they can be divided into suitable small pots, cultivated for about one month, and transplanted to a slightly larger medium pot. 　

Fertilization and watering

In the next growth period, the soil in the flowerpot should be kept slightly wet, but not too wet or too dry. At the same time, liquid fertilizer should be applied every 10 days, mainly nitrogen fertilizer. At the stage of pregnancy and budding, we need to apply liquid fertilizer for 2 ~ 3 times, mainly phosphate fertilizer. Fertilization should be reduced during the full flowering period. When the flowers wither, we should stop fertilization. Before fertilization, stop watering and keep the basin soil slightly dry, so as to facilitate the absorption of fertilizer. When fertilizing, pay attention not to stain the leaves with fertilizer and water. We can spray water again after fertilizing

Temperature and light

Primroses like warmth and are not cold resistant. The suitable growth temperature is about 15 ℃. Primrose can overwinter above 0 ℃. In winter, if the room temperature is kept at 10 ℃ and ventilation is paid attention to, it will grow well, and flower stems will begin to grow around the next new year's day, and then flowers will begin to bloom. Around the lunar new year, it will continue to enter the flowering period

Flowering care

After flowering, pay attention to maintain appropriate temperature and light. At this time, it should not be too high, and the flowering period can be prolonged. After the flower withers, if you want to make it bloom continuously, you need to take care of it frequently and cut off the residual flowers and stems in time to promote continued growth and flowering

Well, do it according to the points introduced by Xiaobian. I believe your primroses will bloom beautifully in winter