hey, im interested in growing some indoor flowers and filming it at a slow rate so that it will appear to be growing fast when i use the video. do you know of any flowers that will grow in 1 or 2 weeks? if not, what are some flowers that bloom during the day and close at night? i would be willing to film that as well. thanks in advance.
One thing you could try is a Moonflower. Though they bloom in the evenin. I believe that they are a member of the morning glory family, so you may want to try something in that variety.
Maybe consider trying an amaryllis (?). They take a while to get going, but once the stalk starts upwards, it grows quite rapidly until it blooms (quite dramatically, I might add). This is a good time of year to get amaryllis, since they are a popular holiday flower and are readily available in a lot of places. Sounds like an interesting project. Good luck! Gary
Gazania is one that opens in the morning and closes at night.
Night Blooming Cereus or Four O' Clocks.
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