The Venus flytrap will bloom. Flycatcher is a perennial herbaceous plant native to North America, with a relatively slow growth cycle that typically requires cultivation for four to five years before flowering. The flowering period of Venus flytrap is mainly from early summer to midsummer, with white color and unique ornamental value.
The flower structure of Venus flytrap is relatively simple, but it has certain characteristics. Its petals are usually divided into 5 petals (occasionally there are variants with 6 petals), forming a standard umbel inflorescence. Each stem has about five to ten flower buds, and white flowers bloom in sequence every day. There are about ten stamens, with a central pistil and a forked stigma. The phenomenon of same plant pollination in Venus flytrap is relatively rare, so it generally requires external force, such as artificial pollination or pollination through small insects.
In order for Venus flytrap to bloom, it is necessary to provide it with a suitable growth environment. This includes moderate sunlight, sufficient water, appropriate fertilization, and suitable temperature. In terms of lighting, Venus flytrap prefers light, but also needs to avoid excessive direct sunlight, especially during the summer noon when it needs to be shaded appropriately. In terms of moisture, Venus flytrap prefers a moist environment, but also needs to avoid waterlogging to prevent root decay. In terms of fertilization, due to the salt intolerance of the roots of Venus flytrap, it is necessary to choose foliar fertilizer and control the concentration. In terms of temperature, Venus flytrap is suitable for growing in an environment of 15-35 ℃, as high or low temperatures can affect its growth and flowering.
Flycatcher is a flowering plant, but its flowering requires a certain amount of time and conditions. As long as it is given a suitable growth environment and maintenance methods, it is possible to appreciate its beautiful flowers.