Myrica rubra is a flowering plant of Myrica in Myrtaceae. The bark is yellow, gray and black, and the leaves are oblanceolate. Yangmei likes moist and shade-tolerant soil, and ventilation to a cool place is very suitable for its growth. It is more suitable for producing high-quality fruits under the microclimate conditions of large light radiation, sufficient heat accumulation and high accumulated temperature all year round.

The flowering implication of Myrica rubra

Myrica rubra blooms at night, and the flowering period is very short, so few people have seen Myrica rubra bloom, and those who see Myrica rubra bloom are unlucky.

Flowering time of Myrica rubra

Myrica rubra usually blooms in April in spring, and the fruit matures from June to July every year. After surviving, you can harvest it and go public.

How long does Yangmei poplar last?

Myrica rubra seedlings will take 7- 10 years to blossom and bear fruit. If it is grafting, the time will be shorter, usually 3-4 years.

Flowering phenomenon of Myrica rubra

Myrica rubra is a unisexual plant, the male inflorescence is spike-shaped, the bracteoles are semicircular, and the female inflorescence is solitary, covered with imbricate bracts, and it is red when flowering.

Post-treatment of Myrica rubra

Myrica rubra needs enough light to develop its ovary and fruit well, so it needs a lot of light to promote its growth, and it needs to be placed in a sunny place when flowering, which can effectively extend the flowering time.

Myrica rubra will bear fruit soon after flowering. Topdressing after harvest, applying a small amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, not nitrogen fertilizer. If too much fertilizer is applied and the soil is too rich, plants may not grow, nutrition supply will not reach flowers, and flowers and fruits will drop less.

Flowering diagram of Myrica rubra