Night blooming incense usually blooms in summer and autumn, and there are several theories about its specific flowering time:
1. May to August: This period covers most of the summer season and is the main flowering period for nocturnes.
2. May to October: This statement extends the flowering period to autumn, covering more possible flowering times.
3. June to September: This is a widely recognized flowering period, covering the time period from late summer to early autumn.
The blooming of nocturnes usually occurs at night, with the main time period being from 8 pm to 10 pm. However, the specific flowering time of Night Fragrance will also be affected by climatic conditions and geographical location:
Climate conditions: Under warm and humid climate conditions, nocturnes may bloom earlier and have a relatively longer flowering period; In dry or cold weather conditions, the flowering time of nocturne may be delayed and the flowering period may be relatively short.
Geographical location: In the southern region, due to high temperatures and humidity, the flowering period of Night Fragrance may be longer, and the peak blooming time is usually from August to September; In northern regions, due to relatively low and dry temperatures, the flowering period of nocturne may be relatively short, with its peak blooming in late June.
There are also opinions that the night blooming fragrance blooms in spring, with a generally short flowering period of only about a week. However, this differs from most information and may be due to the flowering situation in specific regions or under specific conditions.
The specific flowering time of nocturne is influenced by various factors, but generally speaking, it blooms on summer and autumn nights. If you want to appreciate the beautiful flowers and rich fragrance of nocturne, you can arrange your viewing time reasonably according to the local climate conditions and geographical location. At the same time, it is also important to pay attention to the potential impact of nocturne aroma and avoid prolonged exposure to its aromatic environment.