When did the cherry blossoms wither, please 3Q

Sakura has a short life. (There is a folk proverb in Japan that says, "Cherry blossoms are 7 days", which means that it takes about 7 days for a cherry blossom to wither from opening to withering, and about 16 days from flowering to full bloom of the entire cherry tree, forming the characteristics of cherry blossoms blooming and falling.)

It is this characteristic that makes cherry blossoms so attractive. It is revered as the national flower, not only because of its charm and charm, but more importantly, because of its "magnificence" that withers after a short period of splendor.

Flower plant name: [Sakura] Classification: [Rosaceae] Morphological characteristics The crown is ovate to round, with single leaves alternate, with glandular serrations, the flowers are solitary at the top of the branches or 3-6 clusters in an umbrella-shaped or umbel-shaped inflorescence, which is born at the same time as the leaves or leaves before flowers, the calyx is bell-shaped or cylindrical, and the cultivars are mostly double-petaled; The fruit is red or black and ripens in May-June.

Common cultivated species are: 1. Cherry blossom (a deciduous tree, 15-25m high, with dark chestnut brown bark and smooth bark. Leaves ovate or ovate-elliptic, margins with semi-mature teeth; The flowers are white or pink, trailing, and bloom in April.

2. Japanese evening cherry blossoms (about 10m high, pale gray bark.) Leaves obovate, margins with elongated teeth; Flowers single or double-petaled, drooping, pink or nearly white, aromatic, 2-5 clusters, flowering in April. ps：

I'm a student of ornamental trees and landscape planning, and that's all I know, I hope it helps you!

Cherry blossoms generally wither in the air around May, and April is its peak bloom every year, and the flowers generally bloom for about two weeks before withering, and it likes full sunshine and a warm and humid environment. Cultivating cherry blossoms requires fertilising them twice a year, and they need to be pruned regularly to prevent them from breeding pests and diseases.

1. Withering time

Cherry blossoms generally wither around May, its flowering time is very short, April is its peak blooming period every year, the flowers generally open about two weeks will wither, some cherry blossoms will bloom later, the withering time will be a little later, it only blooms once a year, so it should be watched in time when it blooms.

2. Growth habits

Cherry blossoms like to grow in sunny places, it likes warm and moist environments, has a certain ability to withstand cold, it does not have high requirements for soil, it is most suitable for growing in loose and fertile loose and fertile, well-drained sandy soil, but it is not tolerant to saline soil and waterlogging, nor is it resistant to smoke and strong winds.

3. Maintenance method

When breeding cherry blossoms, apply fertilizer to it twice a year, once in winter and spring, once after the flowers, in the maintenance process, you need to prune it regularly, such as some wilted branches, long branches, overlapping branches, etc., and do a good job of management every day to avoid it from breeding diseases and pests.

<> cherry blossoms bloom about two weeks after they bloom, usually from early April to late April, and they can be seen for a short time, and they can also fade earlier due to extreme weather such as strong winds and rains. In order to prolong the flowering period, it is necessary to improve cultivation management measures, prune them, control pests and diseases, and build a rain shelter for cherry blossoms when possible.

1. Withering time

The time of cherry blossom decay is related to the time of flowering and flowering period, usually from late March to early April, and depending on the region and climate, it will wither about two weeks after flowering, that is, from early April to late April, and the viewing time is very short, and it can also wither early due to extreme weather such as strong winds and rains.

2. Extend the flowering period.

To make the cherry blossoms longer and more ornamental, the plants should be pruned, mainly by cutting off long branches, diseased branches and overlapping branches, and keeping the more robust branches. After pruning, keep ventilation and light, and if necessary, disinfect the wound with antiseptic drugs to prevent infection of germs.

3. Protective measures.

When the cherry blossoms bloom in spring, it is rainy, so if you are cultivating in the home yard, you can build a rain shelter for the cherry blossoms to prevent the cherry blossoms from withering early due to rain. If it is a large area of street trees or landscaping trees, in order to improve the vitality of cherry blossoms and their resistance to wind and rain, choose varieties with thick branches and plant them in a leeward area.

4. Ornamental value.

When the Japanese cherry blossoms bloom, they usually attract a lot of tourists as a landscape, and the main ornamental value of cherry blossoms lies in the viewing of flowers, which is a plant that is widely used in landscaping, and can be used as a flower path to be planted in rows, or it can be planted alone or in groups in the garden, and it has a certain ornamental value during the full flowering period and the flowering period.

This is the Chinese red cherry blossom, which blooms relatively early in southern China... The young leaves of the Chinese red cherry blossoms are bright red in spring, and the leaf color also changes from bright to lilac or even dark green in summer, and then turns red after frost. The branches are slender and smooth, the leaf margins are heavily serrate, and the young branches, petioles, and flower stalks are red.

Arranged on the lawn**, before and after tall buildings, corners and other places, red leaves and green trees contrast with each other. It can also be potted into dew roots, leaning on stones, cliffs, withered and other styles, elegant and chic.