When does the crabapple flower sprout?

1. What month does it germinate?

Begonia flowers usually sprout in early spring, around February or March. If the temperature is not high enough or the light is not sufficient, germination may be delayed, but it usually occurs in spring. In addition, if the roots are injured due to repotting or transplanting, they may not germinate.

2. What to do if it doesn't germinate

1. Increase the temperature: If you want the crabapple to germinate, you need to provide it with a suitable temperature. It grows best in an environment of 20-25℃, but the temperature during germination can be slightly lower than this. If the temperature drops suddenly, appropriate precautions should be taken to avoid affecting its growth.

2. Increase light: A long-term overly shady environment is not conducive to the germination of crabapple flowers, and it needs appropriate exposure to light. The spring sunlight is not very strong, so you can place the plant in a sunny place. But if the temperature is too low, you need to keep warm while providing light.

3. Control watering: Proper water control is also beneficial to the growth of new buds. In winter and spring, before new buds grow, do not water too much. Wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering. This will effectively control water and prevent waterlogging from submerging the roots.

4. Proper pruning: If the branches and leaves of the crabapple are too dense and the nutrients stored in it are insufficient for germination, it needs to be pruned appropriately. Cut off dense branches, dead branches and crossed branches to reduce nutrient consumption and promote germination.