How to make sea dianthus bloom

1. Suitable temperature and light

If you want to grow it to the point where it blooms out of the pot, then suitable light and temperature conditions are essential, especially light. Friends who are knowledgeable know how important light is to plants. If you want the plants to grow well, you need to give them sufficient light to fully meet their growth needs. The same is true for sea dianthus.

However, although a certain amount of light is needed, it also depends on the season. If it is spring, autumn and winter, there is no problem with more sun exposure, but in summer you need to be careful because the temperature is very high and the light is stronger than in other seasons. At this time, you must not let it be exposed to the sun directly, otherwise it will be sunburned. We can move it to a cooler place and give it appropriate shade so that it can spend the summer safely.

In addition, as for the temperature, if it is generally kept between 15 and 25 degrees, it will be easier for it to bloom.

2. Proper water and fertilizer

Let’s talk about fertilizer first. It doesn’t need a lot of fertilizer. It can be applied occasionally, but not too frequently. The same applies to watering. If the weather is unusually hot, we can water it a little more appropriately. However, if it rains a lot, we should water it less and drain the excess water in time. This will prevent the excess water from damaging its roots, allowing the roots to breathe better and provide more nutrients for the plant, making it easier to bloom.

3. Suitable cultivation medium

In order to make it easier for it to bloom, you should pay attention to the selection of the substrate at the beginning. It generally prefers a substrate with better drainage and a loose structure, so when choosing the substrate, you must choose one that meets this requirement.

In addition, if some organic matter is added to the substrate, the growth condition of the plants grown will be better, and it will not be long before they bloom beyond their pots.