Care for your Radermachera sinica like this for lush branches and leaves, and branches full of big, fragrant blooms

Radermachera sinica, also known as the bean tree, is loved for its beautiful tree shape, elegant posture, dense and lush branches and leaves, and its large flowers, with an inflorescence on almost every branch, and on each inflorescence many flowers opening at the same time, like golden ribbons of flowers, very beautiful, and carrying the meaning of "happiness", so it is deeply loved by many flower growers.

Some flower growers report that although the Radermachera sinica they grow has lush branches and leaves, it simply does not bloom, or blooms very little. Today Hua'er will introduce to everyone how to care for Radermachera sinica so that it becomes covered with "happiness flowers", big and fragrant.

Radermachera sinica grows vigorously and needs plenty of fertilizer. About every 2 months, bury some organic fertilizer in the potting soil as a base fertilizer, such as decomposed bean dregs, animal manure, bone meal, etc., to increase soil fertility. Then apply a quick-acting fertilizer 1-2 times every month; you can use a mixed solution of 0.2% urea and 0.1% monopotassium phosphate to water it, promoting rapid growth.

Radermachera sinica likes a warm and humid environment, especially during the flowering period, when the air humidity must be 70%-80% to promote flower bud differentiation and flower bud growth. So spray water on the branches and leaves more every day to increase humidity. The potting soil should also stay appropriately moist, but must not become waterlogged, otherwise it will cause root rot; water when it is half dry.

Radermachera sinica likes light and can take full sun. Summer is the peak growing season and peak flowering season for Radermachera sinica, but when the temperature exceeds 30°C, its growth will be inhibited, which is not good for flowering. Also, summer sunlight is strong and can easily scorch the leaves. It is best to move it to a somewhat shaded, bright place for care, avoid the strong midday light, and spray water on the branches, leaves and surroundings more often to increase humidity, lower the temperature, and promote its growth and flowering.

That is all for the care of Radermachera sinica. If flower growers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower growing, you can follow Huajianke!