Bougainvillea: Learn Just 1 Trick and It Will Bloom 365 Days a Year, Covering Its Branches in Flowers Every Time

Bougainvillea blooms more: control water!

Bougainvillea is suited to being planted in places that are warm year-round and have plenty of sunlight, and it does not need frequent watering.

Tips for promoting flowering in bougainvillea:

1. Start controlling water 40 days before flowering, sprinkling only a little water around the bougainvillea so that it stays in a state of being half wilted and half not wilted.

2. Do not fertilize while controlling water. After 3 weeks of water control, water thoroughly, then loosen the soil and cut the roots, and apply fertilizer once a week, such as bone meal.

3. When you resume watering, you can use one application of a 02.% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution to make the flowers more concentrated.

Jasmine blooms more: prune!

Jasmine likes an environment with plenty of light. If conditions allow, it is best to grow it outdoors; if not, it should still be kept in a sunny place for care.

Tips for promoting flowering in jasmine:

1. When watering, you can mix a little vinegar into the water, just 1~2 drops. Or you can usually water once a week with 1:10 alum fertilizer water to keep the soil acidic.

2. Before jasmine sprouts in spring, the previous year's branches can be appropriately shortened, keeping just 10-15 cm at the base.

3. If the new branches are growing vigorously, pinch out the growing tips and buds when they are about 10 cm long to encourage a second flush of new shoots.

 Clivia blooms more: fertilize!

The soil for clivia must be loose, breathable and well-draining. You can mix leaf mold soil with peat soil and river sand to prepare the soil.

Tips for promoting flowering in clivia:

1. When planting, use decomposed organic fertilizer as a base fertilizer, such as decomposed cake fertilizer or chicken manure.

2. During the peak growing season, apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers such as urea and bone meal, and less nitrogen fertilizer.

3. Appropriately spray foliar fertilizer; urea, potassium dihydrogen phosphate and so on are all fine. When using them, be careful to apply lightly and frequently, and do not make the concentration too strong.

Cyclamen blooms more: repot!

Cyclamen likes plenty of scattered light, but cannot be exposed to strong sunlight. It has fairly good shade tolerance, but it cannot be kept in a shaded place for a long time.

Tips for promoting flowering in cyclamen:

1. Use sandy loam soil rich in humus and fertile for caring for cyclamen; it is best to replace the potting soil once a year.

2. Spring and autumn are the best times to fertilize cyclamen. You can apply light fertilizer frequently, appropriately applying potassium dihydrogen phosphate once every half month.

3. Cyclamen is not tolerant of high temperatures, and creating a low-temperature environment helps it bloom. The most suitable temperature for cyclamen is around 20°C during the day and around 10°C at night.

Wax begonia blooms more: fertilize!

Wax begonia likes light, tolerates slight shade, likes warmth and fears cold, and prefers a shady, humid environment and moist soil.

Tips for promoting flowering in wax begonia:

1. Apply light fertilizer frequently. Do not fertilize in winter or in the hot summer. In spring and autumn, give 2 applications of dilute liquid fertilizer each month, such as dilute urea water or decomposed soybean cake water.

2. When wax begonia is about to bloom, it needs one additional application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. After the flowers fade, remove the spent flowers and supplement with a little compound fertilizer.

3. In addition, keeping the indoor temperature above 15°C also helps wax begonia bloom year-round.

Have you all learned these methods for promoting flowering?

Do you have any other good methods for promoting flowering?

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