Generally, Lycium barbarum blooms in three stages, the first time is left in April, the second time is around May, and the third time is around August. The flowering time of Lycium barbarum is not short, usually about two months. As long as it is well maintained, Lycium barbarum will bloom in about one or two years, and Lycium barbarum can bloom three times a year. The flower color is generally purple, and the flowering time of each flower lasts about 15 days.

flowering time of Lycium barbarum L.

Generally, Lycium barbarum L. will bloom in three stages, the first time in April, the second time in May, and the third time in August. The flowering time of Lycium barbarum L. is not short, usually about two months. When the flowering period is over, the flowers of Lycium barbarum L. will begin to fade.

How long does it take for Lycium barbarum to bloom

Normally planted Lycium barbarum will bloom in about one or two years as long as it is well maintained, and Lycium barbarum can bloom three times a year, and the flower color is generally purple, and the flowering time of each flower lasts about 15 days.

Cultivation method of Lycium barbarum L. in flowering period

Lycium barbarum L. belongs to a kind of plants that are well maintained. Generally, during the flowering period of Lycium barbarum L., no fertilizer is needed, otherwise the flowers will wither ahead of time. Usually, just pay attention to reasonable watering to ensure the soil is moist, and remember to receive normal light every day. In addition, shading treatment before the flowering period of Lycium barbarum L. can effectively prolong the flowering time of Lycium barbarum L.

Treatment after flowering of Lycium barbarum

After flowering of Lycium barbarum, the fallen flowers and fruits need to be cut off first, and then the whole branches and leaves need to be trimmed. The longer branches on it need to be cut short, and the strong part of the crown should be kept as much as possible, and the overall density should be adjusted.