Picture description: dark green, unopened flower blossom surrounded by a necklace of small, light green triangular sepals on a background of out-of-focus plants
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I believe it’s more or less random depending on a host of factors like, light amount, watering, feed, stress, pests, etc. but you are in for a treat shortly regardless!
It’s snowing today for me, but I’ve got spring popping out of the soil atleast!
Well yeah, I guess I'm specifically interested in whether there is a predictable timeline once a bud reaches the state of the one pictured
Mine would bloom slower than yours at this stage because of my environmental factors, I’m sure someone may know more exactly like 3-5 days, but it’s still fairly variable, but that’s beyond my knowledge.