When does the weeping crabapple bloom?

Flowering period of weeping crabapple

When does the weeping crabapple actually bloom? It actually mainly blooms in spring, generally concentrated in March and April. If the maintenance temperature is more suitable, the weeping crabapple can also bloom early.

The flowers of the weeping crabapple are very bright, growing in clusters, and are generally pink. The flowers bloom on thin pedicels, which hang down and have oval petals. Generally, a flower has more than 5 petals. The flowers of the weeping crabapple are very ornamental.

Flowering period maintenance of weeping begonia

The weeping crabapple requires proper care throughout the entire flowering period, including the bud stage and after the flowers fade.

You can apply some phosphorus fertilizer before the weeping begonia blooms. Phosphorus fertilizer helps the flower buds of the weeping begonia differentiate and make the flowers more colorful.

After the weeping crabapple flowers fade, you can prune them. Pruning mainly involves cutting off the overly long branches of the weeping crabapple, which can promote branching and more flowering.

Flowering period regulation of weeping begonia

The flowering period of weeping crabapple can be regulated. Weeping crabapple usually blooms in spring, but in winter, it can be made to bloom earlier by heating.

In addition, the flowering period of weeping crabapple is mainly from March to April, and a series of measures can be taken to make it bloom again in autumn. In July, move the potted weeping begonia to a cool place, lower the temperature and reduce the sunlight, so that the leaves of the weeping begonia will turn yellow and fall off, and it will enter a dormant state. After a month, if you carry out normal maintenance on the potted plants, they will bloom again.