A newly bought azalea grown with a washbasin and a brick, covered in blooms with glossy leaves that do not turn yellow
One washbasin and one brick, and a newly bought azalea blooms all over, its leaves not yellow but "crazy" glossy, really great!
A newly bought azalea has flower buds, so how do you plant and manage it?
This depends on what you need to do. If the azalea you bought comes with flower buds and you want its buds to open, then at this time I suggest you do not repot it. The most important thing to do now is first place it in a ventilated, shady environment and keep the air humidity high. You can find a large washbasin and place a brick in the basin. Add a certain amount of water to the basin, but the water level must not be higher than the brick. Place the azalea on top of the brick, and this will keep the air humidity up. If the potting soil is dry, water it thoroughly in time. But the premise is that ventilation must be good. Grown this way, it will definitely recover quickly, and after a few days of adapting, gradually increase the light to let it bloom, and it will definitely last until its flowers finish blooming.
If after buying it you want to repot it, then you must cut off all its flower buds. All the overly dense branches and thin, small branches inside should be pruned away. Overly leggy branches should be appropriately shortened. This is because repotting will inevitably damage its root system, and the new soil is different from its previous soil, so its roots need a process to adapt to the new soil. Pruning off the flower buds and branches reduces nutrient consumption and allows its roots to quickly adapt and grow in the new soil environment. After repotting, maintain air humidity and ventilation. For air humidity, you can mist it every day, or you can use the method mentioned earlier and set it in a basin. Give it a little scattered light. When you see the azalea clearly start to grow, then you can gradually increase the light for it. Give it a little fertilizer appropriately to promote its rapid growth.
The main reasons azaleas do not grow well are insufficient air humidity, overly strong light, or lack of ventilation. As long as you get these three points right, growing azaleas is very easy. Do as Xiao Qi says, and you can definitely grow it well.
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