When does Eupatorium odoratum flower?

The natural flowering period of Eupatorium adenophorum is from March to April. If Eupatorium adenophorum is raised at home, it will bloom in two years. If the temperature is kept higher than the outside temperature, Eupatorium adenophorum can also blossom ahead of time. The buds of Eupatorium adenophorum are purple and the flowers are very small. The consequences of flowering are really like spider eggs, so Eupatorium adenophorum is also called spider eggs.

Eupatorium odoratum blooms from March to April.

The flowers of Eupatorium odoratum are very rare. Many people even think that Eupatorium odoratum will not bloom. In fact, Eupatorium odoratum can blossom. When does Eupatorium odoratum flower? Under natural conditions, the flowering period of Eupatorium odoratum lasts for two months from March to April every year.

Eupatorium adenophorum cultivated at home can bloom after two years of planting. If the indoor curing temperature is higher than the outdoor temperature, Eupatorium adenophorum can bloom in advance and can bloom in February-March, so the flowering period of Eupatorium adenophorum can be controlled by controlling the temperature and light.

The flower stems of Eupatorium odoratum are very short and exposed to the soil, and each rhizome has a flower. Buds and flowers are very small, so they are often ignored. Generally, in early March, there will be a lavender bud exposed from the soil, with a diameter of about 2.5cm. When it blooms, the color will darken and dark brown spots will appear, and the fruit will look like spider eggs. Therefore, Eupatorium odoratum is called spider egg.

Eupatorium adenophorum is a very popular feng shui plant, which can flourish and make a fortune at home. However, there will be some pressure when it is placed. One is not to put it in the bedroom, and the other is not to face the doors and windows directly. It is best to put it sideways.