How to Make Dicentra Bloom for Christmas

The principle of this method

The principle of using temperature for regulation is to regulate various processes such as the plant's entry into dormancy, the inducing factors for flower formation, and the bud formation period. These factors are described in detail below.

Specific factors

Breaking the dormancy period: We all know that when the temperature is very cold in winter, plants will enter this stage. At this time, growth and development are relatively slow, let alone making the plants bloom. Well, around Christmas time is right in that period. So, if we want the plants to bloom at this particular time, we can raise the temperature. Then, the activity of the dormant embryos will increase accordingly, and the dormant state of the vegetative buds will also be broken. To do this, we must first know the suitable growth temperature for the plant. Because the area where this plant is originally distributed is not cold, the temperature cannot be too low. So, as Christmas approaches, if we can control the temperature very well, we can prevent the plants from going dormant.

Flower bud differentiation: We all know that in order for plants to bloom, it is necessary to promote the differentiation of spores. Different plants require different temperature ranges. For this kind of plant, it develops better when the temperature is controlled between seven and fifteen degrees Celsius, and the corresponding flower bud differentiation rate is also faster. Therefore, reasonable control of temperature can not only help plants get rid of stagnation or slow growth, but also promote the formation and increase of flower buds, thereby achieving the original goal.