Method for flowering Primula

Early sowing

When breeding primrose, in order to make it bloom more and enjoy its flowers as soon as possible, it is necessary to sow and transplant early

Primroses should be sown from May to June. When primroses grow to 2-3 leaves, they can be transplanted. When primroses grow to 4 real leaves, they can be transplanted once

Humus soil can be selected when transplanting

Summer curing

In summer, because of the high temperature, primroses need special attention when growing. In summer, we need to pay attention to shading and cooling, and we also need to prevent diseases and pests. You can spray some fungicides to prevent some diseases and pests

Maintenance of primrose before flowering

After a period of maintenance, the seedlings of Primula have grown stronger and can be planted in pots from September to October

Primroses like light and need proper shade in summer. In September, it needs to be exposed to more scattered light. In October, it can be exposed to full-time sunlight. More exposure to light can promote its growth and flower bud differentiation. It can be moved indoors in late October

Generally, primroses can bloom when they grow 10 leaves. At this time, the plant needs a lot of nutrients. In order to make it bloom more, it can be removed when the first flower arrow grows, so that the flower branches can be long< span>