If you leave in a warmer area than except blooming earlier. For instance, May in Texas is warmer than in North Dakota. The flowering is not universally happening in a specific month. If your lavender species is not in this table, you can head in this large database in which you can check for even more varieties when it is supposed to bloom. It provides the blooming type for the most common (not all of them) lavender species.
Step 2 – When and How Many Times Lavender Bloom: Check the table below.
Below an article to guide you to the best apps (PlantNet and Candide)
#LAVENDER PURPLE FLOWERS FOR ANDROID#
Step 1 – Identify: Use one of the free apps (both for Android and Apple) to identify your lavender species. Some species bloom quite late compared to others! Hence, if you are at the beginning of June, for instance, and no flowers appear, it might be totally normal (especially if you live in a cool area). Hence, what you have at home is not just lavender, but it is a specific variety. When you buy some lavender (or lavender seeds) from the nursery or gardening shop, remember: there are around 40 different varieties (species) of lavender, as shown by the Washington State University. No shade, no moist if you want your lavender to become a busy flower producers 2 – When and How Many Times Your Lavender Bloom? Chatting with a few lavender lovers, they told me that they grow crazily big lavender without any watering at all if outdoors (in dry climates in the USA lavender might also be found in cracks within cement pavement, crazy!) Lavender likes (and thrives) in dry soil. During summer (in the North West of England UK), I water my (potted indoor) lavender around once a week. Watering is the error number one that might stop your lavender from blooming. If you grow lavender indoors like me, go for a clay pot with drainage holes. If you grow your lavender indoors, make sure to have one of them in your soil, as this is the only way to increase drainage in a pot. Some gardeners grow it in gravel with little soil! These are all growing mediums (here for more). Ideally should have in it, rocks, sand, and (or) perlite. Soil should be very well-drained and aerated. If you have it in a pot like myself, go for clay (as retain less moisture) and close to a windowsill that you can open from time to time to avoid stagnating air. Remember, it might survive even with less or in shadow as many gardeners noticed, but hardly ever it will flower. If it is in the wrong condition, it will not bloom. Your lavender will focus much of its current energy on producing flowers to promote pollination. This is because the blooming process is very demanding. Lavender, like many other plants and herbs, does require specific conditions to bloom. 8 The Myth: Your Lavender is No-Bloom Type.6 6 – Pruning – Too Much of a Good Thing Can Be Bad.5 5 – Where Did You Buy Might Matter More Than You Think.3 3 – Too Much Fertilizer (Especially Nitrogen).2 2 – When and How Many Times Your Lavender Bloom?.1 1 – The Basic: Wrong Blooming Conditions.
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