Aloe Vera and Money Tree Won't Bloom? Learn This One Trick and They'll Bloom for 5 Years Straight
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Many flower lovers enjoy growing green plants like aloe vera, snake plant, and money tree at home, since they both decorate the space and purify the air. But if Huahua told you that the green plants you grow can also bloom, would you believe it? If not, follow along with Huahua and read on~
Aloe Vera Blooming
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Aloe vera is a very easy-to-grow succulent plant that can be eaten and also used for beauty care. It is a plant loved by many girls. But aloe vera can also bloom - bet you didn't know that~
1. Light
For aloe vera to bloom, it must receive ample light. A south-facing balcony that gets direct sunlight is the best choice; of course, those with the conditions can move it outdoors for care.
2. Water and Fertilizer
Aloe vera has thick leaves that store a lot of water, so it does not need frequent watering - just water it thoroughly once the potting soil dries out. To promote blooming, you can supplement a little phosphorus fertilizer, such as bone meal, about every 20 days.
3. Soil
Choose a loose, sandy soil with good drainage and aeration; this kind of soil does not easily become waterlogged, which prevents aloe vera root rot.
Snake Plant Blooming
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The snake plant can be considered the most suitable flower for lazy gardeners - it purifies the air and does not compete with people for oxygen. But have you ever seen a snake plant in bloom?
1. Light
The snake plant is fairly shade-tolerant and has low light requirements; just ensure two hours of light per day.
2. Water and Fertilizer
In spring the snake plant grows vigorously, but since it stores a lot of water itself, you only need to keep the potting soil moist in spring - do not water it frequently. Boil soybeans and let them dry, dig 3-5 holes in the surface of the potting soil, bury 2 or 3 soybeans in them to supplement nitrogen fertilizer.
3. Soil
Choose a sandy soil with good aeration and drainage to avoid waterlogging.
Asparagus Fern Blooming
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Many friends think that bamboo almost never blooms, so they assume the asparagus fern won't bloom either. In fact, the asparagus fern is a herbaceous plant, and as long as it is cared for properly, it will bloom once it reaches a certain age.
1. Light
The asparagus fern likes a warm, humid environment. In spring, place it in a spot with diffused light, avoiding direct sunlight.
2. Water and Fertilizer
In spring, water the asparagus fern once every 4-5 days, keeping the potting soil slightly moist - be very careful not to let it become waterlogged. Apply fertilizer once every 20 days; you can use rice-washing water to water it.
3. Soil
Choose a loose, breathable soil; you can mix leaf mold and coarse sand in a 7:3 ratio.
Money Tree Blooming
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The money tree has an auspicious meaning, and many friends like to keep one or two at home as foliage plants. However, few people know that the money tree can also bloom.
1. Light
The money tree likes a high-temperature environment with ample light. Those with the conditions can place it outdoors in direct sunlight or on a south-facing balcony.
2. Water and Fertilizer
The money tree is very sensitive to water - better dry than wet. In spring, just keep the potting soil slightly moist, otherwise root rot easily occurs. The money tree likes fertilizer; you can bury bone meal in the potting soil and apply decomposed liquid fertilizer once every 15-20 days.
Spider Plant Blooming
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The spider plant is a very widely grown green plant, a typical foliage plant. But the spider plants of true master growers all bloom!
1. Light
Place the spider plant in a bright indoor spot, and take it to the balcony to bask in the sun for two hours each day to stimulate flower bud growth, making it more likely to bloom.
2. Water and Fertilizer
In spring, just keep the potting soil slightly moist - by no means overwater, as that hinders flower bud differentiation. Spray the leaves with a 0.1%-0.2% concentration potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution once every 15 days.
Radermachera Sinica Blooming
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Radermachera sinica is also loved by many flower lovers for its auspicious meaning. As a tropical plant, it rarely blooms in the north, so many flower lovers think it won't bloom.
1. Light
Radermachera sinica is a tropical plant, so it likes an environment with ample light and warmth and humidity; it is suitable for a south-facing balcony or a south-facing window.
2. Water and Fertilizer
Radermachera sinica likes moist potting soil; water it thoroughly once the surface of the potting soil dries, and spray water around the plant every day to keep the environment humid. Apply cake fertilizer water or compound fertilizer once every 15 days.
Do you have any of these hard-to-bloom green plants at home?
Have they ever bloomed?
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