1、 How long does it bloom

It usually takes 4-5 years from sowing to flowering. If you plant a seed ball, if you plant it early, it may bloom in the same year, and if it is late, you have to wait until the next year. In addition, the flowering time is also related to the size of the seed ball. The large flowering time is short and the small flowering time is long

2、 How to sow

1. Sowing time: the sowing time of the other shore flower is generally in spring and autumn. At this time, the temperature is relatively appropriate. It can take root and sprout soon after sowing. If you choose to sow in summer, the plant will miss the best growth time, grow leaves in autumn and bloom the next year. In winter, the temperature is low, so it is difficult to germinate after sowing, and the seedlings are not easy to survive

2. Pot soil preparation: if you want to make the other shore flowers grow better, you must provide a good growth environment. The soil for planting it is usually acidic sandy loam, which can not only provide good drainage and air permeability, help the respiration of plant roots, but also accelerate plant growth. If you want to prepare basin soil by yourself, you can mix 2 parts of peat, 2 parts of garden soil and 1 part of perlite, and you can also add a small amount of base fertilizer

3. Sowing: put tiles or broken bricks on the bottom of the flowerpot, and then fill the prepared soil inside. Don't fill it too full. It's OK to about 80%. Dig a pit in the middle of the basin soil, with a depth of 5-10cm, which mainly depends on the size of the seed ball. As long as you ensure that the top bud of the seed ball is exposed after being buried. If you want to plant more than one, you need to control the distance between each kind of ball

4. Subsequent maintenance: after planting the flowers on the other bank, water them properly to keep the basin soil moist, but not too damp. After watering, it should be placed in the semi shade and cannot accept direct light, otherwise it is unfavorable to the growth of seedlings