Bougainvillea won't bloom? An old flower farmer teaches you a few tricks for a bursting pot of blooms every year

When bougainvillea blooms, the plant is covered everywhere with flowers, filling every branch, and the colors vary. Many people like to grow one at home. However, many people find that their own bougainvillea won't bloom, or if it blooms sparsely, then how can bougainvillea be encouraged to bloom? In fact, as long as you master these key points, bougainvillea can bloom all year round, and the pot will burst with flowers. Come and take a look.

1. Lighting. Bougainvillea is a flower that loves light very much and needs to be placed in an environment where it can receive light for a long time. If it does not get light, or the sunlight hours are very short, it will affect the flowering of bougainvillea and will not cause it to bloom.

Watering. Bougainvillea has a high demand for water, especially in summer. Lack of water easily causes leaf drop and affects growth and flowering. Therefore, during the summer flowering period, water once every morning and evening. After flowering, watering can be appropriately reduced. If the soil is too wet, it will cause leaf drop and root rot; in winter, watering should be controlled, and do not water the soil.

3. Fertilizing. Bougainvillea likes fertilizer. When planting, organic base fertilizer must be given. During the growing season, liquid fertilizer should be applied. After pruning, fertilizer should be applied in time. In the early stage of flowering, urea still needs to be applied once to promote the growth of flowering branches. If flowering is not ideal, it can be combined with spraying a small amount of monopotassium phosphate solution.

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