3 kinds of flowers that turn into flowering machines as soon as autumn arrives, bursting into a sea of blooms, super beautiful

After autumn arrives, many plants begin to have yellowing leaves and leaf drop, while some flowers instead enter their peak growing season, especially these 3 kinds of flowers, which turn into "flowering machines" as soon as autumn arrives, bursting into a sea of blooms, super beautiful, and very worth getting.

1. Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

The kalanchoe plant is small and exquisite, with flowers blooming in clusters, and has relatively high ornamental value. It carries the meaning of health and longevity, wealth and peace, and is often used as a "holiday flower," deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts.

Kalanchoe begins to produce flower buds as soon as autumn arrives, and during care, special attention should be paid to water, fertilizer, and pruning. Fertilizing should follow the principle of light fertilizer applied frequently, mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. At the very beginning of autumn, it should be pruned in time so that it produces more new shoots, with lush branches and leaves, more buds, and more and brighter flowers.

2. Bougainvillea (Bougainvillea spp.)

It is no exaggeration to call bougainvillea a "flowering machine." Each time it blooms, it is especially spectacular; some plants do not even show their leaves, as they are completely covered by flowers, bursting into a sea of blooms.

To make bougainvillea burst into a sea of blooms, the most important thing is to do these two things well. First is water control before flowering. Starting in early September, control water for the bougainvillea. When watering, wait until the potting soil is dry and the branches and leaves show slight wilting before watering. After repeating this for half a month, resume normal watering. During the water control period, do not fertilize, so as not to burn the roots.

Second is dark treatment. Bougainvillea is a short-day plant and is sensitive to light. Control it at 9-10 hours of light per day, and keep it in complete darkness the rest of the time. It can be covered with a black plastic bag or box, etc., until it blooms.

3. Crab claw orchid (Schlumbergera truncata)

Crab claw orchid is called the "Christmas flower." Its flowers are solitary at the tips of the branches and mainly bloom in autumn and winter. Crab claw orchid is also a short-day plant, and dark treatment can also be used to improve flowering results and increase the number of flowers.

Crab claw orchid likes fertilizer and water. After autumn arrives, fertilizer and water should be appropriately increased. Generally, do not use flower fertilizer, but use organic fertilizer, such as fermented rice-washing water, fish intestine water, soybean cake water, etc. During the bud stage, keep it appropriately moist, which is more helpful for bud formation.

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