When do kumquats bloom and how do they bloom? 1, flowering period 2, flowering period maintenance

Not only does kumquat taste sweet and mouth-watering, but the white flowers are also very fragrant, often attracting the attention of bees. Generally speaking, kumquats bloom mostly in late summer and early autumn, and bloom four times a year, intermittently opening in mid-June, early July, early August, and early September to October. Although the kumquat is beautiful during this period of flowering, it requires special attention in terms of maintenance. For example, during the flowering period, the amount of watering should be appropriately reduced to prevent water accumulation, more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied to increase the number of buds, weak flowers should be cut off in time to prevent normal flowers from being affected by decay, and sufficient light should be ensured to maintain normal growth. Next, let's take a closer look at the flowering period of kumquats and the maintenance of flowering periods.

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The flowering period of kumquats is generally in the late summer and early autumn, and they can bloom four times a year, the first time is in mid-to-late June, and then once in July, August, early September and October. It should be noted that the flowering period of kumquats is not continuous, but blooms in batches in an intermittent manner.

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First of all, kumquat likes to be wet and avoids standing water, so it is necessary to do a good job in water management, appropriately reduce the amount of watering during the flowering period, keep the soil slightly moist, and avoid the phenomenon of water accumulation at its roots. Be careful not to water the flowers directly when watering, so as not to cause rot. Secondly, the growth of kumquats requires a certain supply of nutrients, which requires us to fertilize kumquats regularly, and it is even more sloppy to the flowering period. It is recommended to apply more phosphate and potassium fertilizers to increase the number of buds in the plant and increase the disease resistance of the plant. In addition, in daily maintenance, it is necessary to reasonably clean the flowers and cut off the broken weak flowers in time to prevent rot and affect other flowers. Finally, the orange tree should be margined for abundant sun exposure to meet its normal growth.