Chlorophytum leucophylla blooms
Chlorophytum glabra is a very popular flower that is usually maintained indoors as an ornamental plant because it not only looks beautiful, but also has the ability to absorb harmful gases Function, it will bloom, but it is relatively rare. When the flowers bloom, they are more beautiful and fragrant.
The flowering omen of Chlorophytum leucophylla
The flowering of Chlorophytum glabra is a good omen and heralds the coming of good luck. Its flower language is hope, so its flowering is auspicious.
The meaning of the flowering of Chlorophytum
Chlorophytum generally does not bloom. If a self-fertile spider plant blooms, it means good luck is coming. This is an auspicious flower.
When does Chlorophytum glabra bloom?
In every year, the adult Chlorophytum glabra will bloom in June every year. If cared for properly, it will bloom all summer long. Specifically, its flowering period is between June and August.
How long does it take for Chlorophytum glabra to bloom?
If Chlorophytum glabra is properly maintained, it can bloom from the seedling stage. After 1-2 years of maintenance, the time may be extended if not properly maintained.
Blooming appearance of Chlorophytum glabra
When Chlorophytum glabra blooms, its color is mainly white, and usually 2-4 flower clusters form scattered racemes or panicles. The pedicel is 7 mm long, the nodes are located in the middle to the upper part, the tepals are 7 mm long, the anthers are oblong, obviously shorter than the filaments, and often curl after dehiscence.
Post-blooming treatment of Chlorophytum leucophylla
After flowering, Chlorophytum glabra needs to be pruned in time to remove some longer leaves, so that its ornamental value will be higher. And when pruning flower branches, you need to cut them off from the roots. This will not only look much better, but also prevent the possibility of secondary blooming.
Chlorophytum flowering pictures