Growing flowers with few blooms? Learn 1 trick, and the flowers will bloom so fully you won't see the leaves

Many friends ask Huahua why the beautiful flowers in other people's hands turn incredibly ugly once they get them. Today, Huahua shares with these plant killers why your flowers have turned ugly into "Mei Chaofeng"!

Rose

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(A plant killer's rose)

Reason for turning ugly: lack of light

Roses love light very much. Once light is insufficient, they very easily grow leggy, and the branches are thin and weak, making them unlikely to bloom.

Beauty trick: horizontal pulling

1. Depending on the number of rose branches, prepare several stones and several pieces of string.

2. Use the string to tie up the stones, then press the rose branches downward until they are below the flower pot, and tie the other end of the string to the branch.

3. After one month of horizontal pulling, the rose will produce quite a few new shoots.

4. After the new branches grow out, it is best not to cut off the horizontally pulled branches first. Wait until the new branches have grown strong enough and no longer need the old branches to provide nutrients, then cut them off.

Petunia

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(A plant killer's petunia)

Reason for turning ugly: no pruning

Petunias grow very fast. If they are not pruned regularly, they very easily develop wildly overgrown branches and few flowers, and your home will surely gain another "green-haired lion king."

Beauty trick: buzz cut

1. If you want petunias to become a big flower ball, you have to be ruthless and give them a buzz cut. Use scissors to cut off all the leggy branches of the petunia along the edge of the pot.

2. After the buzz cut, place the petunia in a cool, ventilated place for care. Later, keep pruning the overly long branches until you have trimmed it into a satisfying shape.

3. For the cut-off branches, you can remove the flower buds, insert them into soil for cuttings, water thoroughly, cover with plastic film, and place in a cool, ventilated place for care. After a week, gradually start exposing them to sunlight.

4. After about half a month, once the petunia has grown big white roots, it can be potted and planted.

Jasmine

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(A plant killer's jasmine)

Reason for turning ugly: little light

Jasmine likes a sunny, well-lit environment. If it is kept in a low-light environment for a long time, the jasmine will definitely grow into "Mei Chaofeng."

Beauty trick: cut it bare

1. Cut off all the branches that have grown wildly into "Mei Chaofeng." The pruning position can be just slightly above the flower pot.

2. Put the jasmine that has been cut bare in the sunlight to bathe. The more sufficient the sunlight, the better.

3. After about 10 days, the jasmine will grow new buds from the pruned areas. During this period, do not fertilize, as excessive fertilizer will burn the tender buds to death.

Succulents

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(A plant killer's succulents)

Reason for turning ugly: too little light

Fellow flower lovers should all know that once light is insufficient, succulents will crazily grow leggy and will not look cute and adorable at all.

Beauty trick: beheading / leaf plucking

1. Prepare a sharp small knife and carbendazim powder.

2. Sterilize the small knife, keep about two layers of leaves at the bottom of the succulent, then quickly cut off the top.

3. Sprinkle carbendazim powder on the cut surface of the succulent and place it in a cool, ventilated place.

4. Taking the Chifengshou succulent as an example, if you want a leggy succulent to grow into an old stump, you can choose the leaf-plucking method. Remove all the leaves from the leggy stem, leaving only the head.

5. The plucked leaves can be laid flat on the potting soil for leaf propagation to survive.

Have your flowers grown into "Mei Chaofeng"?

If so, hurry up and take action to make them beautiful again!

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