After sampling the data of many plants, Jiang Cheng and Yue Linger hurried back home without stopping to integrate the sampling data.
The growth of a plant is generally divided into six stages.
Germination, seedling, growth, flowering, fruiting, aging.
Among them, germination, seedling, growth, and aging stages only need to be experienced once, while the flowering and fruiting stages can be repeated multiple times.
Considering the ten-year lifespan of a Blood Orange Tree, it can repeat the flowering and fruiting process about ten, or even nine times throughout its life.
Of course, as a Spirit Plant, the Blood Orange Fruit is different from normal plants. After normal plants bear fruit, the ripe fruit naturally falls off and turns into seeds, but the Blood Orange Fruit does not fall off normally.
If not harvested, the fruit of the Blood Orange will continue to grow without getting bigger, but its age will increase.
