Clover in bloom

Clover, also known as Clover, is native to southern Asia Minor and southeastern Europe. The grasses of the genus Clover are rich in nutrients and have good palatability. All kinds of livestock like to eat them, and Compared with alfalfa, its digestible protein is lower than that of alfalfa, but its total digestible nutrients and net calories are higher than that of alfalfa. Clover is also a flowering plant and smells fragrant.

The meaning of clover flowering

Clover is a beautiful plant that represents luck. It has three finger-shaped compound leaves and is evergreen all year round. It looks small and cute. Place it Indoors, it has excellent ornamental value.

Clover flowering time

The flowering period of clover is from May to October. It usually takes about 3 months from germination to flowering. It is very cold-resistant and the temperature is below 0 degrees. Some of the old leaves are withered and yellow. This plant likes sunny places and will bloom in about 4-6 months

Clover flowering appearance

The terminal inflorescence of clover is spherical and the total pedicel is very long. , nearly twice as long as the petiole, without involucres, the bracts are lanceolate, the pedicel is slightly longer or equal to the calyx, and will droop after flowering, showing a bell-shaped calyx. The flowers of clover are white, occasionally light red.

Clover post-flowering treatment

1. Suitable moisture

Clover likes a moist environment. If the soil is short of water, it will grow slowly, so after it blooms It is necessary to replenish water in time and keep the soil slightly moist, which can make it more beautiful and lush. However, when watering, the soil should not be waterlogged to avoid shortening its flowering period.

2. Topdressing fertilizer

Clover is a fertilizer-loving plant and needs sufficient nutrients during its growth. Its flowering will consume a lot of nutrients, so it needs an appropriate amount of topdressing after it blooms. To meet the nutrient needs during the growth period and help it grow quickly, use phosphorus and potassium fertilizers when fertilizing. It is best to apply less or no nitrogen fertilizer. Also pay attention to the principle of applying thin fertilizer frequently.

3. Prune

Clover grows vigorously and is very resistant to pruning. After it blooms, it can be pruned once to remove the remaining flowers. At the same time, you can also remove some old leaves and withered yellow leaves. Cut off the wilted leaves. Its growth ability is very strong. It can grow quickly after pruning. After pruning, it will be more green and beautiful.

Clover blossom pictures