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More than half of September has passed. This is a great time to start planting flower seedlings in the crisp autumn. So, what flowers can be purchased in September and will be in full bloom during the Spring Festival? Friends who are interested, let's take a look at the best recommendations together.
Clivia
Clivia can be regarded as a plant that takes into account both ornamental leaves and ornamental flowers. It is known for its elegant posture and fresh floral fragrance. Its leaves are thick and green, and its flowers are large and beautiful, usually orange-yellow or light yellow. At the same time, after entering September, clivia ushers in a period of rapid growth. Therefore, in family maintenance, pay attention to avoiding strong direct sunlight for lighting to avoid sunburning the leaves. In terms of watering, follow the principle of slightly moist soil and avoid water accumulation. Especially in winter, reduce the frequency of watering. The most suitable growth temperature is about 15-25 degrees. In addition, since clivia belongs to a fleshy root system, appropriate application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied during the growing season to prolong the opening of flowers.
Camellia
The reason why camellia is the most popular flower since ancient times is that in addition to its outstanding flower shape, it also has an unreproducible fragrance. At the same time, the flowering period is long and the flower quantity is extremely large. If you are also attracted by its flower beauty, you might as well start purchasing flower buds in September. When maintaining camellia at home, camellia likes a bright environment, so it can be placed on an open-air balcony. However, in winter, it should be brought into the room, otherwise the leaves and flowers are easily damaged by cold. In terms of watering, just follow the slightly moist soil. Don't give it excessive water to prevent root rot. Remember to pour out the accumulated water at the bottom of the flower pot in time. For the soil, you can find some slightly acidic soil rich in humus. This loose and fertile soil layer is beneficial to its health.
Daphne odora
Daphne odora is one of the few flowers that bloom in winter. The overall shape of the plant is mostly shrub-like or small tree-like. The branches are slender and slightly curved. The flowers are small and exquisite, usually white or light yellow. The petals are closely arranged and there is a yellow stamen in the center. After blooming, as long as one or two flowers of Daphne odora are open, the whole room is filled with fragrance. The flowering period of Daphne odora is relatively long, about 3 to 4 months. Therefore, if you buy the plant in September, it means that after more than two months into the flowering period, you can enjoy it for a long time in winter.